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Who was Karl Barth? Why is Karl Barth known as the father of neo-orthodoxy? What does it mean to be Barthian?
The neo-orthodox theology of Karl Barth (1886–1968), represents a theological tidal wave on the landscape of 20th century theology.
First, I examine the Old Testament teaching on the image of God, then the New Testament, and then I work out a systematic, theological definition.
What is dialectical theology? How is dialectical theology related to neoorthodoxy? Why did Karl Barth develop dialectical theology?
Introduction The meaning of “one baptism” in Ephesians 4:5 and whether it refers to water or Spirit baptism has been much debated through the year...
Tyler Wittman reflects on the ways he was influenced by John Webster.
Justification by Faith Apr 9, 2009 Article ID: DC172 | By: Carl F. H. Henry Late 20th century theology is taking a remarkable turn in respect to t...
Many people talk about John Calvin’s doctrine of election and predestination. Many others malign and despise it. Few understand it.
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Early in the twentieth century, two European theologians mounted an assault on nineteenth-century liberalism. The nineteenth-century liberals had ...
