The teaching of Karl Barth
Subtitle: an exposition
By: by R. Birch Hoyle
Publisher: C. Scribner's Sons
Published: 1930
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 285
Notes: Preface includes bibliographical material.
Table of contents: title: Part I; title: The Man: His Friends: Their Milieu; title: 1. Karl Barth and his "school"; title: 2. Barth's church position; title: 3. The Barthian attack on philosophy; title: 4. Barth's appeal to the post-war conditions; title: 5. The "vacuum" in the churches; title: Part II; title: The Barthian Message; title: 6. Some presuppositions; title: 7. The transcendent God; title: 8. "Broken Humanity"; title: 9. The "crisis"; title: God speaks: Man hears; title: 10. The God-man; title: 11. The man of faith; title: 12. History and Eschatology; title: Part III; title: Critical; title: 13. The dialectical method; title: 14. Criticism of Barth's views.