Reconciled Humanity

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ISBN: 9780802863638 | 0802863639
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Copyright: 6/28/2010

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This Book clearly shows how Karl Barth still remains a significant voice in the contemporary theological conversation. Hans Mikkelsen sets out to demonstrate the ways in which Barth reinterprets traditional Christianity. In this spirit of dialogue, Mikkelsen reads Barth in conjunction with several other thinkers and theologians, including Schleiermacher, Hegel, Brunner, Buber, Pannenberg, Girard, and Frei.

Preface	p. xi
Abbreviations	p. xiv
Introduction
Introductory Remarks	p. 3
Aim	p. 3
Reading Strategy	p. 7
Content	p. 11
Further Remarks	p. 17
Revelation
Barth's Dialectical Theology of Revelation	p. 21
God as the Subject and the Object of Revelation	p. 21
The Qualitative Difference Between God and the Human Being	p. 22
Revelation as God's Free and Eternal Decision	p. 26
The Bible as the Witness of Revelation	p. 29
The Bible as the Word of God	p. 29
A Two-Way Reading of Scripture	p. 37
Objective and Subjective Aspects of Revelation	p. 43
The Objective Aspects of Revelation	p. 44
The Subjective Aspect of Revelation	p. 50
The Humanity of The Creature
The Human Being as a Being in Encounter	p. 87
Introduction	p. 87
The Human Being in the Cosmos	p. 89
The Vertical Dimension: The Real Man and the Phenomenon of Man (I)	p. 92
The Horizontal Dimension: The I-Thou Encounter as the Basic Form of Humanity	p. 96
Sin and Nothingness	p. 121
The Real Man and the Phenomenon of Man (II)	p. 121
Excursus: The Debate Between	p. 125
The Problem of Nothingness	p. 128
The Existence of Nothingness	p. 134
Christology and Atonement
The Chalcedonian Pattern	p. 145
Introduction	p. 145
Enhypostasis and Anhypostasis	p. 148
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The Covenant	p. 165
The Covenant and the Two-State Theory: Barth and Prenter in Discussion	p. 166
Federal Theology	p. 173
The Judge Judged in Our Place	p. 178
Judgment	p. 179
The A Priori of Judgment	p. 181
The Judgment of Jesus Christ	p. 183
Theological Implications in the Work of René Girard: Girard and Barth	p. 187
God as the Subject of Jesus' Death? A Comparison Between Barth and Girard	p. 192
Substitution	p. 196
Solidarity	p. 200
The Double Outcome	p. 203
Rejection of a Spatial and Chronological Separation Between Salvation and Damnation	p. 203
A Twofold Election in Jesus Christ	p. 210
Excursus	p. 212
The Punishment and Wrath of God	p. 214
The Wrath of God Demonstrated in the Death of Christ	p. 214
A Possible Interpretation: Punishment as Absence of God?	p. 220
The Humanity of Jesus Christ	p. 239
The Interrelation Between the Life and Death of Jesus Christ	p. 239
The Interrelation Between the Cross and the Resurrection	p. 241
Discussion	p. 247
The Need for an ôEarthlyö Jesus	p. 247
The Framework for a Christology from Below: Barth and Pannenberg	p. 251
Critical Remarks: Development of and within God?	p. 258
Acknowledgments	p. 263
Bibliography	p. 267
Index	p. 275
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