FTP, name this German theologian, associated with "neoorthodoxy" and "crisis theology."
His major religious works included Epistle to the Romans and The Word of God and the Word of Man.  Being the chief author of the Barmen Declaration, six articles stating Christian opposition to Nazism, led to his expulsion and ultimately exile to Switzerland, where he became a professor at the University of Basel.  Seeking a return to Reformation principles, he wanted to renew the notion of God as "wholly other," totally unlike humankind.  This notion along with others is set forth in his major text, Church Dogmatics.  FTP, name this German theologian, associated with "neoorthodoxy" and "crisis theology."
His major religious works included Epistle to the Romans and The Word of God and the Word of Man.  
Karl Barth