{"@context":"https:\/\/schema.org","@type":"Book","name":"An affront to the Gospel? : the radical Barth and the Southern Baptist Convention \/ Elizabeth B. Barnes.","author":"Barnes, Elizabeth B.","isbn":"1555401007","publisher":{"@type":"Organization","name":"Scholars Press"},"datePublished":"1987","inLanguage":"English","description":"Baptist faith and ecclesiology. Introduction -- Developments affecting the emergence of the baptist pattern of congregational polity and associational autonomy ; \"Giant With His Hands Tied Behind His Back\" ; Individual salvation and a \"spiritual\" church ; An alternative baptist conception of the church ; Towards a more adequate baptist ecclesiology ; Reflections on the current debate within the Southern Baptist Convention -- Fides quaerens intellectum : Karl Barth's Anselmian methodology. Anselm and Fides quaerens intellectum ; Positive critiques of the Anselmian method \/ David Mueller ; Positive critiques of the Anselmian method \/ T.F. Torrance ; Positive critiques of the Anselmian method \/ George Hunsinger ; Negative critiques of the Anselmian turn ; The principle of Analogia fidei ; Interpretations of Barth's view of history ; Surveying the church dogmatics: interpreting with two methods in view ; Discursus on praxis -- Fides quaerens rationem reddere : the radical Barth's nascent praxis methodology. The Marquardt thesis ; Critical responses to the Marquardt thesis \/ Helmut Gollwitzer ; Critical responses to the Marquardt thesis \/ George Hunsinger ; The Safenwil years : Genesis of Fides quaerens rationem reddere ; Safenwil insights in process ; Fides quaerens rationem reddere in the later works ; Safenwil and Anselm : assessing the methodologies together -- Barth's doctrine of the church. Definition and method in Barth's ecclesiology ; Church as the earthly-historical form of the existence of Jesus Christ ; Solidarity in worship and eucharist ; Preservation of witness in the German church conflict ; Solidarity in deed and word ; Faith seeking knowledge ; History, proclamation, and witness ; New meaning for Christian political responsibility ; Christian social action and cosmic reconciliation -- Uniting church and world : Barth's doctrine of the church and its indications for a praxiological approach to the church and theology. Beginning with the doctrine of revelation ; Critiques of Barth's doctrine of revelation as approach for theology ; Beginning with the doctrine of the church ; Importance of social location for beginning with ecclesiology ; Conclusion. \r\n \tSubject Headings\tBarth, Karl, 1886-1968.\n\nPublished in: Atlanta, Ga\n\nPhysical description: 171 pages ; 23 cm.","bookEdition":null,"offers":{"@type":"Offer","availability":"https:\/\/schema.org\/InStock"}}