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Book Title: | Hope in Barth's Eschatology: Interrogations and Transformations Beyond Tragedy (Routledge New Critical Thinking in Religion, Theology and Biblical Studies) |
Author: | John McDowell |
ISBN-13: | 9780754615422 |
Publication: | Ashgate |
Edition: | 1 |
Reprint Year: | 2001 |
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's Eschatology presents a critical investigation and survey of Karl Barth's writings, particularly his Church Dogmatics IV.3, in order to locate the character and nature of 'hope' within Barth's eschatology. Arguing that Barth, with his form of hope that refuses to shy away from the dark themes of the 'tragic vision', could be seen to undermine certain tragic sensibilities necessary for a healthy account of hope, John McDowell locates Barth within the context of larger traditions of theological thinking, and influential accounts of Christian hope, examining the work of Steiner, MacKinnon, Pannenberg, Rahner, Moltmanm and others. Addressing the relative neglect that Barth commentators have paid to eschatological themes, McDowell maintains that to miss what Barth is doing in his eschatology, is to seriously misunderstand Barth's broader theological sense. This book offers a significant contribution to the ongoing task of understanding Barth's theology whilst developing a way of reading hope and eschatology that, ultimately, places some critical questions at Barth's door.
Religious Studies
Hardcover
English
Page count varies on each edition/reprint
2001
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