Eberhard Busch

"Jesus Is Victor!"

Theology

“Christian T. Collins Winn shows how the Easter message was the main issue in the whole theology of Karl Barth. The author makes it clear that Barth learned it in a free manner especially from both Blumhardts. And this book invites us to learn the same from those three prophetic theologians.”

Barth’s Doctrine of Creation

Theology

“In this thoughtful investigation Andrew Gabriel explains and proves Karl Barth's doctrine of creation. He agrees with his christological interpretation of the creation, but shows, too, that it is open for further understanding in a full Trinitarian sense. It is worthwhile to read this interesting book that is important for ecumenical discussions.”

Evangelical Theology

Theology

“This book is a wonderful surprise. At the end of his life, after writing so many theological masterworks, Karl Barth published an 'introduction' to evangelical theology. In keeping with his own rule to begin with the beginnings, Barth here reads and reflects anew on the heart of the gospel. His Evangelical Theology above all demonstrates the serious joy of being a Christian theologian. It will please all who read it.”

Israel and the Church

Theology

Foreword

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Karl Barth's Emergency Homiletic, 1932-1933

Theology

“A splendid investigation of Karl Barth's homiletic seminar in 1932-33. . . . Angela Dienhart Hancock encourages us by her precise presentation to take the duty of preaching seriously.”

The Question of Woman

Theology

“This welcome English translation of the writings of Charlotte von Kirschbaum, with its sensitively written introduction by Eleanor Jackson, brings back memories of this significant woman, the aide to Karl Barth. I knew her as unconventional, courageous, sensitive, kind, and very intelligent. Women have come a long way since her statement on 'the question of woman.' But even today it is worthwhile to remember her and to compare her insights with what has been achieved since then.”