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The humanity of God / Karl Barth

By: Material type: TextTextLanguage: English Publication details: Louisville, Kentucky : Westminster/John Knox Press, 1960Description: 96 p. ; 22 cmISBN:
  • 97808042061290804206120
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • BT28  .B273 1960
Contents:
Karl Barth's life and theology -- The humanity of God (1956) -- Concluding unscientific postscript on Schleiermacher (1968) -- Feuerbach (1962) -- Jesus Christ and the movement for social justice (1911) -- The Epistle to the Romans (2nd. edn., 1922) -- Anselm : fides quaerens intellectum (1931) -- The barmen declaration (1934) -- No! Answer to Emil Brunner (1935) -- An outline of Barth's Church dogmatics -- Selections from the Church dogmatics (1932-1967) -- The Christian community and the civil community (1946) -- Against abstract anti-communism ; answer to Brunner (1948) -- The church between East and West (1949) -- Atomic war as status confessionis -- On Mozart and creation (1950) -- From Mozart's freedom (1956).
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Karl Barth's life and theology -- The humanity of God (1956) -- Concluding unscientific postscript on Schleiermacher (1968) -- Feuerbach (1962) -- Jesus Christ and the movement for social justice (1911) -- The Epistle to the Romans (2nd. edn., 1922) -- Anselm : fides quaerens intellectum (1931) -- The barmen declaration (1934) -- No! Answer to Emil Brunner (1935) -- An outline of Barth's Church dogmatics -- Selections from the Church dogmatics (1932-1967) -- The Christian community and the civil community (1946) -- Against abstract anti-communism ; answer to Brunner (1948) -- The church between East and West (1949) -- Atomic war as status confessionis -- On Mozart and creation (1950) -- From Mozart's freedom (1956).

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