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| Titre : | Karl Barth and Evangelicalism |
| Auteurs : | Gregory G. Bolich |
| Type de document : | texte imprimé |
| Editeur : | Downers Grove [USA] : Inter-Varsity Press (IVP), 1980 |
| Format : | 240 p. / bibliographie, index |
| Langues: | Anglais |
| Index. décimale : | LM (Etudes sur des théologiens) |
| Résumé : |
Few theologians have sparked as much controversy among evangelicals as Karl Barth. On the one hand, he has been pilloried as champion of the new modernism and enemy of historic Christianity. On the other, he has been heralded as pioneer in a return to truly biblical theology.
Gregory Bolich offers a fresh assessment of Barth and his impact on modern evangelicals—the most detailed account of evangelical response to Barth to date. He contends that evangelicals have much to learn from Barth, particularly in abandoning a purely defensive posture and in developing a positive evangelical theology. The stress is not on adopting Barth’s theology uncritically, but on following his model of how to develop a theology that brings scriptural truth to bear on the contemporary world. Here is a book for all who wish to be informed, stretched and challenged in their thinking. |
| Note de contenu : |
Part I. Evangelicals and Crisis
1. Introduction: The Present Crisis 2. Some Preliminary Definitions - Theology – Dogmatics – Evangelical. 3. Walls Go Up - The Forging of American Evangelicalism - Response to Biblical Criticism - The Fundamentals - Postwar Struggles - The Challenge of Neo-orthodoxy - The Rise of Neo-evangelicalism. 4. Tumbling Walls? - The Restless Seventies - Tension over Inerrancy - Propositionalism Challenged - Evangelism versus Social Issues. Part II. Evangelicals and Karl Barth 5. The Specter of Karl Barth - The Advent of Neo-orthodoxy - Roadblocks to Understanding. 6. Early Response to Barth - Rolston: Guarded Enthusiasm - Van Til: Frankly Polemical - Berkouwer: Restrained Critique. 7. Barth as Foe - Clark: A Question of Method - Gerstner, Sproul and Geisler: Theological Irrationalism - Pinnock: Epistemological Disaster - Ryrie: Theological Hoax - Schaeffer: Religious Existentialism - Brown: Inaccessible God - Montgomery: Wholly Unverifiable. 8. Barth as Friend - Carnell, Brown and Daane: Much to Be Learned - Bloesch: Invaluable Ally and Useful Foil - Ramm and Runia: Running the Risk - Bromiley, Packer and Ladd: Worthy of Respect - Henry: A Way to Fruitful Interchange - Bruce and Bockmuehl: In the Reformation Tradition - Neo-modernist or Neo-evangelical? Part III. Barth’s Theology 9. Barth’s Method - A Pilgrim Theology - Barth’s Intent - The Method and Message from Romans through Anselm - Barth’s Hermeneutics 10. The Construction of the Dogmatics - Theology and God’s Freedom - Theology and the Church - Sources of Misunderstanding - Distinctive Methodological Features. 11. The Message of the Dogmatics - The Doctrine of the Word of God - The Doctrine of God - The Doctrine of Creation - The Doctrine of Reconciliation. Part IV. Evangelical Theology on the Move 12. Barth as Guide - The Constructive Theologian - The Dynamic Theologian - The Dogmatic Theologian – Reflections. 13. Responding to the Current Crisis - Unity – Validity – Identity 14. A Word to the Wise - Out of Step with Scripture - At Odds with the Reformers - In Opposition to Evangelical Essentials - Inconsistent, Contradictory and Obscure. 15. Scripture : A Case in Point - Significant Insights from Barth - A New Statement of Biblical Authority. |
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