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Into the far country : Karl Barth and the modern subject / Scott A. Kirkland ; [foreword by D. Stephen Long].
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TextDescription: xliii, 234 pages ; 24 cmISBN: - 1506401376
- 9781506401379
- 9781506401386
- 1506401384
- BX4827.B3 K455 2016
Contents:
Introduction: "Against innocence": Barth, neo-Kantianism, and modernity's pelagianism -- "Complete autarchy": self-determination, absolutism, and the politics of enlightenment -- Particularity regained: kenōsis, obedience, and christology -- In via: toward a pedagogy of discipleship -- Resurrection, life in divine plenitude: Trinity, judgment and apophasis -- Postscript: Persuasion, overdetermination, repetition.
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 209-224) and indexes.
Introduction: "Against innocence": Barth, neo-Kantianism, and modernity's pelagianism -- "Complete autarchy": self-determination, absolutism, and the politics of enlightenment -- Particularity regained: kenōsis, obedience, and christology -- In via: toward a pedagogy of discipleship -- Resurrection, life in divine plenitude: Trinity, judgment and apophasis -- Postscript: Persuasion, overdetermination, repetition.
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