Reviews for Gottes Offenbarung Und Menschliche Religion Eine Analyse Des Religionsbegriffs in Karl Barth...

The average rating for Gottes Offenbarung Und Menschliche Religion Eine Analyse Des Religionsbegriffs in Karl Barth... based on 2 reviews is 3 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2015-01-10 00:00:00 Michael Boudreaux Quite a read. The author is a priest and so he leans on religious sources in a way I haven't seen much of. Quite thought provoking in general. I would recommend it to anyone who wants to get a quick overview of the conquest of the Americas and get a high level picture of the character of the settlers. It makes it especially clear that the Americas have simply never adequately dealt with the legacy of the racial caste systems and colonialism at home (much less the legacy abroad in the case of the U.S.). The US made an attempt during reconstruction, but lost interest after a decade or two.

Review # 2 was written on 2017-07-11 00:00:00 Gretchen Aubry Calvin is worth reading directly. It is a delight to see how many have built upon his shoulders in using the same expressions and emphases; including the author's of the reformed confessions, especially the Westminster Standards. Many have drank from this fountain! His theology is devotional, practical, and full of sincere reverence. I especially enjoyed Book III on "How we receive the Grace of Christ" as well as his treatments on the abiding obligations of the moral law in its third use, which made me feel like an antinomian on more than one occasion!