Wellbeing in Early Modern Christianity

"Wellbeing in Early Modern Christianity" offers a comprehensive examination of the perspectives and practices developed in early modern Christianity to promote a happy life. This scholarly book brings together the expertise of several authors, including Tarald Rasmussen, Barbara Mahlmann-Bauer, and Günter Frank, and highlights the philosophical and religious aspects of well-being in this historical period. Readers gain insights into the various approaches that Christianity has taken to foster personal and communal well-being. The analysis ranges from theological considerations to practical applications that shaped the lives of believers. With a clear focus on the connection between faith and quality of life, this book provides valuable perspectives for anyone interested in the intersection of religion and well-being.

• Interdisciplinary approaches to the study of well-being in early modern Christianity
• Insights into the practical applications of religious teachings for a fulfilling life
• Contributions from several renowned authors in the fields of philosophy and religion.