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In his book ''Itinerarium'' (Travel diary from 1708 — 1709) written in [[Latin]], [[Lutheran]] [[theologian]] Daniel Krman described the Lutheran seminary in Königsberg as being infiltrated by theologians siding with syncretism.  He pointed out that if doctors of theology would honor values expressed by Latin phrase ''Diligite veritatem et pacem'' (love truth and peace), there would be not so many syncretists in academia, who were enlisted and criticized also by the chief orthodox opponent of syncretism<ref>{{cite web |title=Lutheran Orthodoxy Under Fire: An Exploratory Study Of The Syncretistic Controversy And The Consensus Repetitus Fidei Vere Lutheranae  

In his book ''Itinerarium'' (Travel diary from 1708 — 1709) written in [[Latin]], [[Lutheran]] [[theologian]] Daniel Krman described the Lutheran seminary in Königsberg as being infiltrated by theologians siding with syncretism.  He pointed out that if doctors of theology would honor values expressed by Latin phrase ''Diligite veritatem et pacem'' (love truth and peace), there would be not so many syncretists in academia, who were enlisted and criticized also by the chief orthodox opponent of syncretism<ref>{{cite web |title=Lutheran Orthodoxy Under Fire: An Exploratory Study Of The Syncretistic Controversy And The Consensus Repetitus Fidei Vere Lutheranae  

|author=Timothy R. Schmeling  

|author=Timothy R. Schmeling  

|quote=It is fairly safe to assume that Abraham Calov(ius) (1612-1686), the Consensus Repetitus Fidei Vere Lutheranae (hereafter CRFVL), and Georg Calixt(us) (1586-1656) are not household vocabulary in much of contemporary Lutheranism. Yet, all played a prominent and important role in the 17th century syncretist controversy. History has hardly been kind to Abraham Calov, the chief orthodox opponent of syncretism.  

|quote=It is fairly safe to assume that Abraham Calov(ius) (1612-1686), the Consensus Repetitus Fidei Vere Lutheranae (hereafter CRFVL), and Georg Calixt(us) (1586-1656) are not household vocabulary in much of contemporary Lutheranism. Yet, all played a prominent and important role in the 17th century syncretist controversy. History has hardly been kind to Abraham Calov, the chief orthodox opponent of syncretism.  

|accessdate=11 June 2016

|accessdate=11 June 2016

|language=Latin (original), Slovak (translation)

|language=Latin (original), Slovak (translation)

}}</ref> Many years later G.K. Chesterton maintained that these human “rational” solutions are less satisfying than the riddles of [[God]].{{#tag:ref| See notes and references in: [[Singularity]]|group=note}}  Still, it is perhaps not a wonder that the syncretistic atmosphere in academic institutions of Königsberg formed the worldview of [[Immanuel Kant]], a forerunner of [[evolutionism]]{{#tag:ref| cf. [[Immanuel_Kant#Philosopher_of_Protestantism_vs._of_Evolutionary_thought| Philosopher of Evolutionary thought]]|group=note}} with protestant roots, who was born in this town and who in 1740, aged 16, enrolled at the University of Königsberg, where he spent his whole career and where he, on March 31, 1770, aged 45, was appointed Full Professor of [[Logic]] and Metaphysics.<ref>{{cite book  

}}</ref> Many years later G.K. Chesterton maintained that these human “rational” solutions are less satisfying than the riddles of [[God]].{{#tag:ref| See notes and references in: [[Singularity]]|group=note}}  Still, it is perhaps not a wonder that the syncretistic atmosphere in academic institutions of Königsberg formed the worldview of [[Immanuel Kant]], a forerunner of [[evolutionism]]{{#tag:ref| cf. [[Immanuel_Kant#Philosopher_of_Protestantism_vs._of_Evolutionary_thought| Philosopher of Evolutionary thought]]|group=note}} with protestant roots, who was born in this town and who in 1740, aged 16, enrolled at the University of Königsberg, where he spent his whole career and where he, on March 31, 1770, aged 45, was appointed Full Professor of [[Logic]] and Metaphysics.<ref>{{cite book  

|title= Кант и втарый Кёнигсберг (Kant and old Königsberg)

|title=Кант и старый Кёнигсберг (Kant and old Königsberg)

|author=Карль

|author=Карль

|publisher=Битекар

|publisher=Битекар