{"corpus":"steiner","locus":"GA 121/1910-06-16/p033","lang":"en","edition":"English","edition_basis":null,"is_original":false,"is_default_edition":true,"text":"There is perhaps no greater contrast than that eminently Christian conception of the State which hovers as a great ideal before Solovioff as a dream of the future, that Christian idea of the State and the people, which takes everything it finds in order to offer it to the down-streaming Spirit-Self to hold it towards the future so that it may be Christianized by the powers of the future:—there is really no greater contrast than this conception by Solovioff of a Christian community in which the Christ-idea is still a future one,—and the conception of the divine State held by St. Augustine, who accepted, it is true, the Christ-idea, but constructed the State in such a way that it was still the Roman State; he took up Christ into the idea of the State given him by the Roman State. 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Es gibt vielleicht keinen größeren Gegensatz, als den im eminentesten Sinne christlichen Staatsbegriff, der als hohes Ideal dem Solowjow wie ein Traum der Zukunft vorschwebt, diesen christlichen Staats- und Volksbegriff, der alles, was da ist, nimmt, um es darzubringen dem herabströmenden Geistselbst, um es der Zukunft entgegenzuhalten, um es von den Gewalten der Zukunft durchchristen zu lassen — es gibt also keinen größeren Gegensatz, als diesen Begriff der im Solowjowschen Sinne gehaltenen christlichen Gemeinschaft, wobei der Christus-Begriff ein ganz zukünftiger ist, und den Begriff des Gottesstaates des heiligen Augustinus, der den Christus-Begriff zwar aufnimmt, aber den Staat so konstruiert, daß er der römische Staat ist, der den Christus aufnimmt in die Vorstellung vom Staate, die ihm der römische Staat gegeben hat. Das, worauf es ankommt, ist dasjenige, was das Wissen abgibt für das in die Zukunft hineinwachsende Christentum. Im Solowjowschen Staate ist der Christus das Blut, das alles soziale Zusammenleben durchrinnt. Und das Wesentliche ist, daß der Staat gedacht wird mit aller Konkretheit der Persönlichkeit, so daß er zwar als geistiges Wesen wirken, aber auch mit allen Charaktereigentümlichkeiten der Persönlichkeit seine Mission erfüllen wird. So sehr durchdrungen von dem Christus-Begriff, der uns vorleuchtet in der Geisteswissenschaft auf höheren Höhen, und dabei so sehr im Keime geblieben ist keine andere Philosophie. Alles, was wir im Osten finden, vom Volksgemüt angefangen bis hinauf zur Philosophie, das erscheint uns als etwas, das erst den Keim einer zukünftigen Entwickelung in sich trägt, und das deshalb auch die besondere Erziehung jenes Zeitgeistes sich hat angedeihen lassen müssen, den wir schon kennen, nachdem wir gesagt haben, daß der Zeitgeist des alten griechischen Volkes, als Impuls dem Christentum gegeben, mit der Mission versehen worden ist, der wirkende Zeitgeist für das spätere Europa zu werden. Demjenigen Volksgemüt, das die Keime für den sechsten Kulturzeitraum auszubilden haben wird, hat dieser Zeitgeist nicht allein Erzieher, sondern Pfleger sein müssen von der ersten Stufe des Daseins an. 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