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(: Karl Barth: A Future for Postmodern Theology?

Last Name

THOMPSON & MOSTERT

First Name

Geoff & Christiaan, eds.

Title

Karl Barth: A Future for Postmodern Theology?

Publisher

Adelaide: Australian Theological Forum

Year

2000

Group

PMO4

Comments

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Contents:

Part 1. Barth and Postmodern Theology: A Fruitful Confrontation? / John Webster

• Barth, Modernity and Postmodernity
• The Grand Narrative of Jesus Christ: Barth's Christology
• Rescuing The Subject: Barth and Postmodern Anthropology

Part 2. Studying Barth: Persistent Issues

• Barth and Pannenberg on Method, Revelation and Trinity / Christiaan Mostert
• Joy in the Church Dogmatics? A Neglected Theme / John Capper
• Dialectics of Communion: Dialectical Method and Barth's Defence of Israel / Mark Lindsay

Part 3. Studying Barth in Postmodernity: Emerging Themes

• Barth's Theology of Work and Vocation for a Postmodern World / Gordon Preece
• The Counterpart of Others: some Questions for Barth's Doctrine of Reconciliation / Nancy Victorin-Vangerud
• 'Our Lines and Concepts Continually Break Apart': Language, Mystery and God in Barth / Geoff Thompson
• Barth on Divine Simplicity: Some Implications for Life in a Complex World / Stephen Pickard

Part 4. Theology After Barth & Beyond Modernity

• Postliberal Theology and the Charge of Incorrigibility: A Misplaced Allegation? / Bruce Barber
• George Lindback's 'The Nature of Doctrine': Symptom or Cure? / Craig Thompson
• With and Beyond Barth? John Milbank's Postmodern Christian Socialism as an Alternative Modernity / Trevor Hogan
• Milbank and Barth: Comparisons and Contrasts from a Catholic Perspective / Neil Ormerod
• Epilogue / Wes Campbell