Theology of Modernity

The Theology of Modernity is a special Theology of what falls under the concept Modernity.
it subsumes Radical Traditionalism, as the latter is merely an attempt at philosophy.
Modernity first began appearing on the theological radar screen in Germany. In retrospect, Friedrich Schleiermacher(1768-1834), a proponent of the Romantic movement and a founder and professor of the University of Berlin, has often been seen as "the father of liberal Protestantism" (pictured left). In 1835 David Friedrich Strauss' Leben Jesu ("Life of Jesus") treated the gospels simply as historical documentary sources and interpreted them in a modernizing way. [UoV]
see also: «The Theological Origins of Modernity» by Michael Allen Gillespe