The Dialectics of Discipleship: Karl Barth, Sanctification and Theological Ethics: T&T Clark Enquiries in Theological Ethics
Autor Dr Chris Swannen Limba Engleză Hardback – 20 sep 2023
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780567708779
ISBN-10: 0567708772
Pagini: 256
Dimensiuni: 156 x 234 mm
Greutate: 0.54 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția T&T Clark
Seria T&T Clark Enquiries in Theological Ethics
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 0567708772
Pagini: 256
Dimensiuni: 156 x 234 mm
Greutate: 0.54 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția T&T Clark
Seria T&T Clark Enquiries in Theological Ethics
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
Caracteristici
Responds to the call from current Barth scholarship to critically examine the role of discipleship in his moral theology (see, e.g., Bender 2005, 285) as well as to the need to reexamine the record of his own discipleship
Notă biografică
Chris Swann is Director of Training for City to City Australia as well as adjunct lecturer in Ministry and Practice at Ridley College, Australia
Cuprins
Introduction: The Contemporary "Turn" to DiscipleshipPart I. The Turn to Discipleship in Barth Chapter one:Barth and His Critics on DiscipleshipChapter two:The Problem and Promise of Discipleship in Church Dogmatics IV/2Chapter three:Discipleship and the Dialectics of Freedom in §66.3Chapter four:Discipleship and the Shape of Correspondence in §66 Chapter five:Discipleship and the Shaping of CorrespondencePart II. Discipleship and Theological Ethics in Barth Chapter six:Discipleship, Christian Living, and Moral AgencyChapter seven:Discipleship, Ecclesiology, and Moral EcologyChapter eight:Discipleship, Christian Suffering, and Moral PassionPart III. Resourcing the Contemporary "Turn" to DiscipleshipChapter nine:With, Against, and Beyond Barth on DiscipleshipConclusion: The Significance of Discipleship for Theological Ethics
Recenzii
The two great strengths of Chris Swann's book are, first, his careful and detailed delineation of Barth's account of the call to discipleship and its pivotal role within his doctrine of sanctification, and the subsequent treatment of church and Christian life in Church Dogmatics IV/2. Second, his consistent focus on what was surely a central concern of Karl Barth throughout his career: the practical utility of theology for the life and proclamation of the Christian community. Swann displays with clarity and sensitivity the relevance of the call to discipleship for the church and the Christian vis-à-vis the world, avoiding the twin dangers of cultural accommodation and reactionary sectarianism. Faithful response to the present call and direction of the one Lord frees the believers for joyful openness to the world in missional self-giving, in correspondence to the way of Jesus himself in the world. This is a book not only for Barth scholars but pastors and others concerned with present life and witness of God's people in the world.
In this constructive study, Chris Swann identifies the theme of discipleship as the governing motif in Karl Barth's theology of sanctification. Swann carefully contrasts Barth's program with the Reformers' and develops his argument in close and critical interaction with Barth scholarship past and present. Given the growing number of cursory accounts of discipleship, this study offers a much-needed corrective as Swann carefully probes the theological intricacies of discipleship and teases out their moral implications.Theologically astute and pastorally sensitive, Chris Swann recovers the importance of Christian discipleship for church and academy today. This study will be of considerable value both to the Barth scholar and any reader seeking a more nuanced account of discipleship that is firmly rooted in the doctrine of sanctification.
In this constructive study, Chris Swann identifies the theme of discipleship as the governing motif in Karl Barth's theology of sanctification. Swann carefully contrasts Barth's program with the Reformers' and develops his argument in close and critical interaction with Barth scholarship past and present. Given the growing number of cursory accounts of discipleship, this study offers a much-needed corrective as Swann carefully probes the theological intricacies of discipleship and teases out their moral implications.Theologically astute and pastorally sensitive, Chris Swann recovers the importance of Christian discipleship for church and academy today. This study will be of considerable value both to the Barth scholar and any reader seeking a more nuanced account of discipleship that is firmly rooted in the doctrine of sanctification.