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Jesus Christ as the God who loves in freedom- [e-book] : Election, covenant and the trinity in the thought of Karl Barth
Jesus Christ as the God who loves in freedom- [e-book] : Election, covenant and the trinity in the thought of Karl Barth
자료유형  
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ISBN  
9780542710506
저자명  
Jackson, J. Scott.
서명/저자  
Jesus Christ as the God who loves in freedom - [e-book] : Election, covenant and the trinity in the thought of Karl Barth
발행사항  
Chicago : The University of Chicago, 2006.
형태사항  
231 p.
주기사항  
Adviser: Kathryn Tanner.
학위논문주기  
Thesis (Ph.D.)--The University of Chicago, 2006.
초록/해제  
요약 : This dissertation explores contributions from the thought of Karl Barth to the quest for bold, fresh interpretations of the being of God by attending to how Barth construes the divinity of Jesus Christ, both in its eternal and temporal dimensions. With Eberhard Jungel's influential interpretation of Barth in view, this study explores what it means to predicate becoming of the divine being in light of the historical incarnation and its "pre-history" in the eternal election of grace. Moreover, following Barth, this question is addressed: What would it mean to say that God suffers in the person of Jesus Christ? Throughout his Church Dogmatics, Barth offers a bold, creative and constructive interpretation of the personal being of God as the One who is both utterly bound and also self-involved in covenant fellowship, to the point that God embraces and experiences the darkest realities of suffering and death, and yet remains free in this self-binding, such that the divine being is in no way diminished but is in fact glorified in this radical commitment to be "God with us." Barth provides a grammar for placing the mystery of the being of God in Christ as the being of the One who lives and loves in freedom. In so doing, Barth proffers a conception of God as dynamic, temporal and utterly committed to the life of humankind in covenant fellowship while at the same time avoiding the pitfalls of theopaschitism in trinitarian doctrine and kenoticism in christology. According to Barth, Jesus Christ just is the Son of God who is both sovereign yet also bound in self-bestowing compassion to humankind in grace and compassion. Christ's being, life and act are those of the second person of the Trinity (the divine Logos), grounded in eternal election and enacted historically in the sealing of covenant fellowship. God is able to give Godself freely and totally to embrace the fallible human condition without compromising the aseity of the divine being precisely because God in the incarnation, life, death and resurrection of Jesus remains both utterly free and loving in the indissoluble mystery of the divine being-in-act.
기타 저자  
The University of Chicago.
수록지명  
Dissertation Abstracts International. 67-05A.
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