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Can a person have a religious education and not participate in religious practices? What is it that distinguishes religious education from religious literacy, and a religious person from a non-religious person? In his inaugural professorial lecture, which was held at Frankfurt University, David Käbisch gives an answer to these questions regarding the most famous native of Frankfurt, the poet and writer Johann Wolfgang Goethe. By doing so, the author shares his understanding of religious literacy including current research and future plans

Antrittsvorlesungen. Religiöse Bildung bei Goethe. Oder: Was eine moderne Universität von ihrem Namenspatron lernen kann