Luther’s Lectures on Romans in the Work of Karl Holl, Rudolf Hermann, and Karl Barth

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Preface v
3. Table of Contents vii
4. Introduction 1
5. Part I: Anticipations
6. Karl Barth on Kant’s “Biblical Theology” A Reading with Hermann Cohen 19
7. The Religious A Priori in Otto and its Kantian Origins 39
8. Luther’s Lectures on Romans in the Work of Karl Holl, Rudolf Hermann, and Karl Barth 57
9. Part II: Parallel Movements
10. Barth’s Explicit Reception of Luther 77
11. Martin Buber between Revelation and Scripture 93
12. Luther and Mysticism 109
13. Desperatio Fiducialis 125
14. Part III: Disruption
15. Theologia paradoxa, theologia crucis 149
16. The Man who became God or the God who became Man? 171
17. Trinity, Incarnation, Political Theology 193
18. Werner Elert and Hans Joachim Iwand – Political Theology and Theology of the Cross 213
19. Appendix 233
20. Contributors 261
21. Index of Names 263