Today, we're exploring Clifford Green's Karl Barth: Theologian of Freedom. This book compiles excerpts from Karl Barth’s writings, focusing on God’s radical freedom and its liberating power. We’ll discuss Barth's journey from socialist pastor to his pivotal break with liberal theology. Learn how his Christocentric approach, seen in Romans and the Church Dogmatics, redefined doctrines like election. We'll also touch on his fierce rejection of natural theology and his public engagement, demonstrating how theological freedom translates into ethical action. Join us to unpack Barth's enduring legacy.
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