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“More than Leninism” – Karl Barth’s Theological Socialism
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Matthias Gockel
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter I
- Table of Contents V
- Editors’ Introduction 1
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I Barth as Scriptural Theologian
- Reading Romans on the Brink: The Continuing Challenge of Barth’s Römerbrief 7
- “For I am Not Ashamed of the Gospel”: Commentary as Interpretation in the Römerbrief 25
- La Bible pour penser 41
- Abraham als Glaubensparadigma nach Karl Barth’s Römerbrief (Röm 4) 57
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II Hermeneutics and Metaphysics
- Barth sur l’être du monde devant Dieu. Ce que le Römerbrief permet de préciser dans la Dogmatik 75
- Le manifeste herméneutique de Karl Barth 93
- An Anti-Metaphysical Manifesto: Karl Barth’s Romans Commentary in its Second Edition 109
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III Historical Context
- Vom «Schweizerwinkel» auf das «hohe, bewegte Meer». Karl Barth zwischen Safenwil und Göttingen 121
- Karl Barth and the Quest for a New World 139
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IV Römerbrief, First edition (1919)
- God’s Moving Presence in History. Karl Barth’s Commentary on the Epistle to the Romans of 1919 and its Problem-Creating Solutions 157
- “More than Leninism” – Karl Barth’s Theological Socialism 179
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V Faith and Resurrection
- Das Wunder des Glaubens. Zu Röm 3,21–4,8 201
- Réflexions de philosophie pratique sur la «foi seule» 213
- Faith as Imperceptible Reality: Barth’s Understanding of Faith During the Römerbrief Period 225
- L’exercice de la liberté, la vie du Crucifié Ressuscité. Rm 6,9 entre la première et la deuxième édition du Römerbrief 241
- Faith, Love, and Extrinsic Grace in Barth’s Römerbrief 257
- Barth (1919–1922) and the Power of the Gospel (Romans 1:16–17) 275
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VI Ethics and Politics
- Karl Barth’s Commentary on Romans 8:18–25: An Ecological Reading 295
- Das Problem der Ethik in Karl Barths Römerbriefkommentar – im Vergleich mit Søren Kierkegaards Ethik der Liebe 313
- Ethics and the Catastrophe of Grace – Faith’s Obedience in the Ruins of Religion 335
- Reading Karl Barth’s Römerbrief 1919 for a Postcolonial Era of Theology 349
- Marcionism in Barth’s Theology? Clarifications and Developments 367
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VII Religion, Liturgy and Theology
- Que penser et que faire de la radicalité à l’oeuvre chez Barth ? 383
- Existence Between God and the No-God 405
- At the “Zero-Point” of Faith: The Clash of Old Man and New in the Römerbrief and Barth’s Later Doctrine of Sanctification 419
- Calvin’s “Christian philosophy” in Barth’s Römerbrief 435
- Barth’s Römerbrief and Liturgy’s Formative Function: Critique and Prospect 449
- Did Karl Barth Put an End to Theology? 463
- Contributors 477
- Copyright of Images 483
- Index of Authors 485
- Index of Subjects 493
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter I
- Table of Contents V
- Editors’ Introduction 1
-
I Barth as Scriptural Theologian
- Reading Romans on the Brink: The Continuing Challenge of Barth’s Römerbrief 7
- “For I am Not Ashamed of the Gospel”: Commentary as Interpretation in the Römerbrief 25
- La Bible pour penser 41
- Abraham als Glaubensparadigma nach Karl Barth’s Römerbrief (Röm 4) 57
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II Hermeneutics and Metaphysics
- Barth sur l’être du monde devant Dieu. Ce que le Römerbrief permet de préciser dans la Dogmatik 75
- Le manifeste herméneutique de Karl Barth 93
- An Anti-Metaphysical Manifesto: Karl Barth’s Romans Commentary in its Second Edition 109
-
III Historical Context
- Vom «Schweizerwinkel» auf das «hohe, bewegte Meer». Karl Barth zwischen Safenwil und Göttingen 121
- Karl Barth and the Quest for a New World 139
-
IV Römerbrief, First edition (1919)
- God’s Moving Presence in History. Karl Barth’s Commentary on the Epistle to the Romans of 1919 and its Problem-Creating Solutions 157
- “More than Leninism” – Karl Barth’s Theological Socialism 179
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V Faith and Resurrection
- Das Wunder des Glaubens. Zu Röm 3,21–4,8 201
- Réflexions de philosophie pratique sur la «foi seule» 213
- Faith as Imperceptible Reality: Barth’s Understanding of Faith During the Römerbrief Period 225
- L’exercice de la liberté, la vie du Crucifié Ressuscité. Rm 6,9 entre la première et la deuxième édition du Römerbrief 241
- Faith, Love, and Extrinsic Grace in Barth’s Römerbrief 257
- Barth (1919–1922) and the Power of the Gospel (Romans 1:16–17) 275
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VI Ethics and Politics
- Karl Barth’s Commentary on Romans 8:18–25: An Ecological Reading 295
- Das Problem der Ethik in Karl Barths Römerbriefkommentar – im Vergleich mit Søren Kierkegaards Ethik der Liebe 313
- Ethics and the Catastrophe of Grace – Faith’s Obedience in the Ruins of Religion 335
- Reading Karl Barth’s Römerbrief 1919 for a Postcolonial Era of Theology 349
- Marcionism in Barth’s Theology? Clarifications and Developments 367
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VII Religion, Liturgy and Theology
- Que penser et que faire de la radicalité à l’oeuvre chez Barth ? 383
- Existence Between God and the No-God 405
- At the “Zero-Point” of Faith: The Clash of Old Man and New in the Römerbrief and Barth’s Later Doctrine of Sanctification 419
- Calvin’s “Christian philosophy” in Barth’s Römerbrief 435
- Barth’s Römerbrief and Liturgy’s Formative Function: Critique and Prospect 449
- Did Karl Barth Put an End to Theology? 463
- Contributors 477
- Copyright of Images 483
- Index of Authors 485
- Index of Subjects 493