Barthian Existentialism
Barthian Existentialism is a theological framework within religious existentialism that emphasizes the radical transcendence of God and the primacy of divine revelation in shaping human existence, distinguishing itself from anthropocentric existential models by grounding authentic being in God’s subjective encounter with the individual.
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A FIELD OF LIVING FIRE: KARL BARTH ON THE SPIRIT AND THE CHURCH
James J. Buckley · Modern Theology · 1994 · 36 citations
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