Karl Barth and reformed theology : tradition, dialogue, and construction / edited by Paul T. Nimmo.

Format Book
PublicationEugene, Oregon : Cascade Books, [2025]
Copyright Date©2025
Descriptionxviii, 300 pages ; 24 cm
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Other author/creatorNimmo, Paul T., editor.
Other author/creatorBruce, Matthew J. Aragon, contributor.
Other author/creatorGallaher, Brandon, contributor.
Other author/creatorGaventa, Beverly Roberts, contributor. https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PBJhGXpq6GgcDfrwCKBkCcP
Other author/creatorHector, Kevin, contributor. https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PCjDJwpXHCv4fKPr688dXv3
Other author/creatorJohnson, Keith L., contributor. https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PCjM7BrrjV7WMYTBRcQwqcd
Other author/creatorMcCormack, Bruce, contributor.
Other author/creatorPârvan, Alexandra, contributor.
Other author/creatorBrouwer, Rinse H. Reeling, contributor.
Other author/creatorSanchez, Michelle C., contributor.
Other author/creatorSonderegger, Katherine, contributor. https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PBJfRDcgmG8yqVMfYPckCcP
Other author/creatorWhite, Thomas Joseph, contributor.
Contents Introduction / Paul T. Nimmo -- Part one. Tradition. -- Karl Barth and the reformed tradition / Katherine Sonderegger -- Karl Barth and Huldrych Zwingli / Paul T. Nimmo -- Revisiting Calvin and Barth on natural theology and soteriology / Michelle C. Sanchez -- Schleiermacher, Barth, and a future for reformed theology / Kevin W. Hector -- Part two. Dialogue. -- On sacra doctrina and the analogia entis : Karl Barth and Roman Catholicism / Thomas Joseph White -- "His claim upon our whole life" : the revelational-exegetical politics of the Barmen Declaration and the declaration on the Russian world teaching / Brandon Gallaher -- Karl Barth's "Farewell" and the challenge of Christian nationalism in America / Keith L. Johnson -- Part three. Construction. -- "In your light, we see light" : the scripture principle in Karl Barth's Göttingen Dogmatics / Beverly Roberts Gaventa -- Going medieval with Karl Barth : divine agency in Karl Barth's doctrine of election and his dialogue with medieval scholasticism / Matthew J. Aragon Bruce -- "The abasement of the flesh was like a veil, by which the divine majesty was covered" : the theme of kenosis in book 2 of Calvin's Institutes / Alexandra Pârvan -- "Doch was geht uns die Kirche an?" : a response to Alexandra Pârvan / Bruce McCormack.
Abstract "This volume explores a series of key themes in the relationship between Karl Barth and Reformed theology. Though a minister in the Reformed church and heavily indebted to its theology throughout his career, Barth had a complex relationship with the Reformed tradition--appreciative of its strengths yet cognizant of its weaknesses. This book draws together a stellar cast of international scholars from diverse traditions and perspectives to engage with Karl Barth as a Reformed scholar and with his theological legacy." -- Publisher, page four of cover.
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references.
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