This work discusses the dangers of a false belief in gloriae and warns against repudiating Benedict of Nursia and Thomas a Kempis. Chapter 15 describes the sloth and misery of man and is prefaced by a discussion of Jesus' dual nature as lord and servant. According to George Hunsinger, six motifs recur in this work, which include the idea that, even without true comprehension, the mystery of God ca
This work discusses the dangers of a false belief in gloriae and warns against repudiating Benedict of Nursia and Thomas a Kempis. Chapter 15 describes the sloth and misery of man and is prefaced by a discussion of Jesus' dual nature as lord and servant. According to George Hunsinger, six motifs recur in this work, which include the idea that, even without true comprehension, the mystery of God can be coherently spoken of and that history must be understood through God. This work posited that a theology divorced from preaching and teaching was lost, and its most controversial section rejected Calvin's distinction between the "reprobate" and the "elect." It was composed at the same time as the author's Epistle to the Romans and was based on material delivered in lecture form for thirty six years of the author's life. For 10 points, identify this 13 volume work, an exploration of Christian doctrine by Karl Barth.
This work discusses the dangers of a false belief in gloriae and warns against repudiating Benedict of Nursia and Thomas a Kempis.
Church Dogmatics or Kirchliche Dogmatik