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Karl Barth and evangelical theology: convergences and divergences

His chapter presents how Van Til, Henry, Ramm, Bloesch and postliberal theology have understood Barth's view of Scripture. He then moves on to give Barth's own account on topics such as inspiration, inerrancy, canon, authority and interpretation of the Bible...

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243 CHU k
Publisher
Grand Rapids : Baker Academic.,
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xix, 282p.; 23 cm.
Language
English
ISBN/ISSN
978-0-8010-3127-4
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243
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EVANGELISTIC WRITINGS
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