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Barth's moral theology : human action in Barth's thought / John Webster

By: Material type: TextTextLanguage: English Publication details: Grand Rapids, Mich. : W.B. Eerdmans Pub. ; Edinburgh : T & T Clark, 1998. 1998Description: ix, 223 p. ; 23 cmISBN:
  • 97808028385820802838588
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • BX4827.B3  .W44 1998
Contents:
Introduction -- 'Life from the third dimension': Human action in Barth's early ethics -- 'The great disruption': Word of God and moral consciousness in Barth's Münster ethics -- 'The firmest grasp of the real': Barth on original sin -- 'Assured and patient and cheerful expectation': Barth on Christian hope as the church's task -- Freedom in limitation: Human freedom and false necessity in Barth -- 'Eloquent and radiant': The prophetic office of Christ and the mission of the church -- 'The grammar of doing': Luther and Barth on human agency -- Justification, analogy, and action: Barth and Luther in Jüngel's anthropology.
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Introduction -- 'Life from the third dimension': Human action in Barth's early ethics -- 'The great disruption': Word of God and moral consciousness in Barth's Münster ethics -- 'The firmest grasp of the real': Barth on original sin -- 'Assured and patient and cheerful expectation': Barth on Christian hope as the church's task -- Freedom in limitation: Human freedom and false necessity in Barth -- 'Eloquent and radiant': The prophetic office of Christ and the mission of the church -- 'The grammar of doing': Luther and Barth on human agency -- Justification, analogy, and action: Barth and Luther in Jüngel's anthropology.

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