In 1911, he became the pastor of the village of Safenwil, and while serving in that office he gained attention for a commentary on Pauls Epistle to th
In 1911, he became the pastor of the village of Safenwil, and while serving in that office he gained attention for a commentary on Pauls Epistle to the Romans in which he attacked the Protestant belief that man could gain understanding through his own reason. He entered academia in the 20s, praising Christ as the risen Lord and the only savior, and arguing that God had predestined that everyone would enter Heaven. FTP, identify this Swiss theologian, a Calvinist whose magnum opus was a work of over 9,000 pages, left unfinished at his death, Church Dogmatics.
In 1911, he became the pastor of the village of Safenwil, and while serving in that office he gained attention for a commentary on Pauls Epistle to the Romans in which he attacked the Protestant belief that man could gain understanding through his own reason.
Karl {Barth}