Karl Barth’s exegesis
A delightful blog called “Becoming” has celebrated Karl Barth’s anniversary with a very thoughtful analysis of Barth’s exegesis in Church Dogmatics IV/1.
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Thanks for your referral Ben. I still have a lot to learn from you and others on all things of Barth!
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