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Karl Barth and the future of evangelical theology / edited by Christian T. Collins Winn and John L. Drury ; foreword by William J. Abraham.

Contributor(s): Publisher: [Place of publication not identified] : Wipf and Stock Publishers, 2014Description: 1 online resource (xxiv, 289 pages : portrait)Content type:
  • text
Media type:
  • computer
Carrier type:
  • online resource
ISBN:
  • 9781630876784
  • 163087678X
Subject(s): Genre/Form: Additional physical formats: No titleDDC classification:
  • 230.044092
LOC classification:
  • BX4827 B3 K33 2014
Online resources:
Contents:
Part 1: Reframing the Conversation: Chapter 1: Karl Barth and Evangelicalism / Donald W. Dayton -- Chapter 2: Karl Barth and Pietism / Eberhard Busch -- Chapter 3: Bringing an Elephant and a Whale into Conversation / Kimlyn J. Bender -- Part 2: Reconceiving Christian Experience and Practice: Chapter 4: Christ in Us, The Hope of Glory or the Sentimentality of a "Bohemian Private Enterprise"? Barth, Pietists, and Pentecostals / Terry L. Cross -- Chapter 5: Karl Barth on Fellowship with Jesus Christ, The Calling of the Christian / James Nelson -- Chapter 6: Barth and Testimony / John L. Drury -- Chapter 7: Jesus's Earthly Father as Protector and Example for the Church, How Karl Barth's Theology Challenges the Contemporary Evangelical Masculinist Movement / Stina Busman Jost -- Chapter 8: "Thy Kingdom Come!" Karl Barth and the Promise of a Prophetic Evangelical Church / Christian T. Collins Winn and Peter Goodwin Heltzel -- Part 3: Renewing Christian Doctrine: Chapter 9: "Speak, for Your Servant Is Listening", Barth, Prayer, and Theological Method / Joel D. Lawrence -- Chapter 10: Better News Hath No Evangelical than This, Barth, Election, and the Recovery of the Gospel from Evangelicalism's Territorial Disputes / Chris Boesel -- Chapter 11: God Says What the Text Says, Another Look at Karl Barth's View of Scripture / Frank D. Macchia -- Chapter 12: The Church as "Witness", Karl Barth and the Missional Church / Kyle A. Roberts -- Chapter 13: Jesus Christ as the One and Only Sacrament / Kurt Anders Richardson -- Chapter 14: Eschatology from Basel to Azusa Street, The Voices of Karl Barth and Pentecostalism in Dialogue / Peter Althouse.
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Part 1: Reframing the Conversation: Chapter 1: Karl Barth and Evangelicalism / Donald W. Dayton -- Chapter 2: Karl Barth and Pietism / Eberhard Busch -- Chapter 3: Bringing an Elephant and a Whale into Conversation / Kimlyn J. Bender -- Part 2: Reconceiving Christian Experience and Practice: Chapter 4: Christ in Us, The Hope of Glory or the Sentimentality of a "Bohemian Private Enterprise"? Barth, Pietists, and Pentecostals / Terry L. Cross -- Chapter 5: Karl Barth on Fellowship with Jesus Christ, The Calling of the Christian / James Nelson -- Chapter 6: Barth and Testimony / John L. Drury -- Chapter 7: Jesus's Earthly Father as Protector and Example for the Church, How Karl Barth's Theology Challenges the Contemporary Evangelical Masculinist Movement / Stina Busman Jost -- Chapter 8: "Thy Kingdom Come!" Karl Barth and the Promise of a Prophetic Evangelical Church / Christian T. Collins Winn and Peter Goodwin Heltzel -- Part 3: Renewing Christian Doctrine: Chapter 9: "Speak, for Your Servant Is Listening", Barth, Prayer, and Theological Method / Joel D. Lawrence -- Chapter 10: Better News Hath No Evangelical than This, Barth, Election, and the Recovery of the Gospel from Evangelicalism's Territorial Disputes / Chris Boesel -- Chapter 11: God Says What the Text Says, Another Look at Karl Barth's View of Scripture / Frank D. Macchia -- Chapter 12: The Church as "Witness", Karl Barth and the Missional Church / Kyle A. Roberts -- Chapter 13: Jesus Christ as the One and Only Sacrament / Kurt Anders Richardson -- Chapter 14: Eschatology from Basel to Azusa Street, The Voices of Karl Barth and Pentecostalism in Dialogue / Peter Althouse.

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