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3 Acknowledgements  7 Introducing Nineteenth-Century Kunstreligion Chapter 1. Reconstructing Nineteenth-Century Kunstreligion  9 Part I. Mendelssohn's and his Contemporaries' Aesth etic Concepts of Worship Chapter 2. The Protagonists of Kunstreligion as Participants in Church Worship .... 75 Chapter 3. Music and Art as Religious Languages ...   109 Part II. Moral Aspects of Romantic Kunstreligion Theory Chapter 4. Andacht and Ernst as Moral Imperatives of Aesthetic Religiousness ... . 155 Part III. The Role of the Divine in Aesthetic Religion Chapter 5. Human and Divine Icons in Kunstreligion Theory  197 Chapter 6. Appraisals of the Aesthetically and Reli giously Divine in Art  239 Nineteenth-Century Kunstreligion Revisited Epilogue. Kunstreligion as Devotion, Religion and Kunstsinn 281 Abbreviations.  291 Bibliography  293 Appendix 1. Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy’s letters .   315 Appendix 2. Andacht as a mindset, ritual and mode of thinking   367

There can be no difference in faith among certain men but rather a difference in words