“Karl Barth in Plain English” – Table of Contents


Karl Barth in Plain English is now available on Amazon Kindle, and soon in paperback format.

I’m incredibly excited for this book, which has been the product of years of reading and studying Karl Barth. In this book I hope to present a clear and concise overview of Barth’s major ideas; written for beginners, by a beginner.


The book resolves around the eight major ideas I’ve chosen to focus on from Barth’s thought. In between the major chapters on these ideas, I present “Sidebar” chapters and “Sermon” chapters. The sidebar chapters are the clarify a difficult aspect of Barth’s thought, or to engage him with contemporary issues. The sermon chapters include quotes from Barth’s sermons, which I have found helpful in understanding his theology.


Join me on Tuesday, June 13th for a Facebook Live celebration of the book, where I will answer questions, read excerpts, and discuss writing the book!

Here then is the table of contents for my new book:


Introduction


Biography


The Structure of Barth’s Church Dogmatics


CHAPTER 1: Nein! to Natural Theology


SIDEBAR: God’s Humiliation and Natural Theology


SERMON: The Great “But”


CHAPTER 2: The Triune God of Revelation


SERMON: God Without Jesus


SIDEBAR: Mode of Being


CHAPTER 3: The Threefold Word of God


SIDEBAR: Biblical Inerrancy


SERMON: They Bear Witness to Me


CHAPTER 4: There is No Hidden God Behind the Back of Jesus Christ


SIDEBAR: The One Who Loves in Freedom


SIDEBAR: No Hidden Will of God


CHAPTER 5: The God of Election


SERMON: Preaching Election


SIDEBAR: Universalism


CHAPTER 6: Creation and the Covenant


SIDEBAR: Non-Historical History


SERMON: The Fear of the Lord


CHAPTER 7: Reconciliation


SIDEBAR: Limited Atonement and Calvin’s “Horrible Decree”


SERMON: The Divine Life


SERMON: Have You Heard the News?


CHAPTER 8: The Church and Ethics


SERMON: You May


God With Us and For Us: a Closing Reflection


Books to Continue Your Study 



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