Beyond Immanence: The Theological Vision for Kierkegaard and Barth

Edited by Andrew B. Torrance (2023)
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Machine generated contents note: Table of ContentsIntroduction -- 1. Kierkegaard's Audience and Approach -- 2. Against Hegelianism: Kierkegaard on Creation and Christology -- 3. Karl Barth and the Legacy of the Enlightenment: Cultural Religion, Nationalism, and Idealism -- 4. God's Relationship with Us in Time: The Kierkegaard-Barth Trajectory -- 5. Barth's Appropriation of Kierkegaard -- 6. The Kierkegaard-Barth Trajectory and the Challenge of the "Socratic": What Should Christian Engagement with Secular Society Presuppose? -- 7. Beyond Immanence -- Conclusion -- Bibliography .

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