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God's being and God's act---a dialogue with Karl Barth- [e-book]
God's being and God's act---a dialogue with Karl Barth- [e-book]
자료유형  
 학위논문
ISBN  
9781303175343
저자명  
Cheng, Jing.
서명/저자  
Gods being and Gods act---a dialogue with Karl Barth - [e-book]
발행사항  
Ann Arbor, MI : UMI Dissertations Publishing, 2013
형태사항  
288 p
주기사항  
Adviser: Bruce Marshall.
학위논문주기  
Thesis (Ph.D.) - Southern Methodist University, 2013.
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초록/해제  
요약 : Karl Barth, in the first half of the twentieth-century, has been regarded as the first modern theologian to revive the Christian faith in its orthodox sense. Barth's whole mature theological system hangs on a Christo-centric actualism, according to which God determines His own being in the act of eternal election of Jesus Christ. This Christo-centric actualism allows Barth to defend Christian orthodoxy in front of the challenges raised by the Enlightenment in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. There had been attempts made by other philosophers and theologians to defend the meaning and truthfulness of the Christian faith before Barth, but these attempts, through seeking the justification of Christian faith in the enlightened conceptual system, tended to thus relativize the absolute truth-claim of Christianity. Also Barth saw such apologies, which usually began with an analysis of the human subjectivity, as failing to treat the true disease of the Enlightenment, which was diagnosed by Barth as human absolutism, and Barth's treatment of this disease is a severe criticism of the human capacity and morality. Following this criticism of the human agency is his stern insistence of the absolute authority and subjectivity of God in His Self- communication with the human being. Barth cut the accustomed route of natural theology to know God through an analogy between the being of God and the being of the created world, and grounded his apology of Christianity on that Christo-centric actualism.
초록/해제  
요약 : Applauding Barth's effort to defend the Christian orthodoxy while embracing the enlightened criticism of its pre-modern interpretation, I am at the same troubled by its stringency in allowing more room to dialogue with East Asian philosophical and religious traditions, which have been developed outside the enlightened western world. A criticism very often made by Christian evangelists to those traditions is that they are human initiated wisdom and practices. Therefore a proper understanding of nature and human being in the Christian God-man relationship would be crucial for any possible dialogue between Christianity and these traditions. This thesis, through analyzing Barth's actualistic theontology, means to point out some dualistic vestiges in it, which not only make Barth's theological system inconsistent by itself but also not going along well with biblical Christian teaching. In this way it attempts to redeem "nature" and "human being" from the kind of complete passive state in Barth's theontology and soteriology. With the critical examination of Barth's theory being done, the author would then try to propose her own non-dual or less dual suggestions to fix the unsatisfactory aspects of his theory, which mean to render more elasticity to our interpretation of the Christian message and to prepare it for a dialogue with East Asian cultures in the future. Indeed this can be no more than a preparation, because real in-depth studies of those traditions still need to be done for any dialogue in the true sense.
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Southern Methodist University Religious Studies
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