Church DogmaticsPresbyterian Publishing Corporation, 1 nov 1994 - 272 pagine Karl Barth's monumental work, Church Dogmatics, is recognized as a landmark in Protestant theology--perhaps the most important work of this century. However, the size range of its fourteen volumes has meant that its content and significance may not be so widely known or appreciated as it deserves. In this concise introduction, Helmut Gollwitzer provides a selection of some of the most important passages from Church Dogmatics to help the busy student explore the heart of the great work; or perhaps to direct a student to parts of the Dogmatics of greatest interest. |
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Pagina 72
... called to give information upon a question put to them from without . They are called by God in the face of all other men to be witnesses of His own action . They can and must attest , before all the world and so that every one may hear ...
... called to give information upon a question put to them from without . They are called by God in the face of all other men to be witnesses of His own action . They can and must attest , before all the world and so that every one may hear ...
Pagina 171
... called " nature " of man . Second , in ascribing to man as such a character indelebilis it does not mean statically a quality of his own . Third , it does not ascribe to him only - which is not enough - a so - called disposition or ...
... called " nature " of man . Second , in ascribing to man as such a character indelebilis it does not mean statically a quality of his own . Third , it does not ascribe to him only - which is not enough - a so - called disposition or ...
Pagina 186
... called by Him ) , in responsibility before Him and obedience to Him , calling upon His name . From this vertical standpoint , as it were , the very nature and essence of man is to be freed by and for this God ; to be engaged in the act ...
... called by Him ) , in responsibility before Him and obedience to Him , calling upon His name . From this vertical standpoint , as it were , the very nature and essence of man is to be freed by and for this God ; to be engaged in the act ...
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INTRODUCTION BY HELMUT GOLLWITZER I | 29 |
JESUS CHRIST | 87 |
NOTHINGNESS | 134 |
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