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Barth, Karl
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Barth, Karl (1886–1968)

Swiss Protestant theologian. A socialist in his political views, he attacked the Nazis. His Church Dogmatics (1932–62) makes the resurrection of Jesus the focal point of Christianity.

Barth is generally considered the greatest Christian theologian of the 20th century. His Theology of Crisis rejected liberal theology and stressed Scripture and the infinite gulf that separates God from humanity, which can be overcome only by the grace of God.



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One schema for charting the latter group begins in the early twentieth century with Karl Barth's revised commentary on The Epistle to the Romans (2) and traces its influence through the "postliberal" appropriation of Barthian hermeneutics as well as those theologians operating in conscious opposition to postliberal methods.
The Lutheran confessional heritage and contemporary hermeneutics by Saler, Robert / Currents in Theology and Mission
And even though one witnesses to God's reconciling power, the necessity of repentance in the early Barth means for Rashkover that Barthian faith is (134) "a strictly practical acknowledgment of a God outside of human consciousness .
Repenting of theology by Kavka, Martin / Cross Currents
In what follows, I attempt to construct a model based on an expansion of the "cultural stuff" first laid out by the early Primordialists, but I recognize with the Barthian Constructionists that cultural characteristics are subject to self-definition and change by the group itself.
Ethnicity, ethnocentrism, and the Matthean ethnos by Duling, Dennis C. / Biblical Theology Bulletin
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