Der Mensch in seiner Zeit
Karl Barth und die Menschlichkeit als Zeitlichkeit
By (author) Diederik Noordveld
Paperback (Forthcoming)
(January 2014)
ISBN: 9783788727833
5.75 x 8.66 inches
Price: $62.00
On back order
Der Mensch lebt nicht ewig, sondern in einem konkreten Zeitraum zwischen seiner Geburt und seinem Tod. Diese Arbeit untersucht anhand der “Kirchlichen Dogmatik” von Karl Barth (1886-1968) die Bedeutung der Zeit für das menschliche Sein. Sie geht zudem auf die Frage ein, wie zeitliche Menschen in Beziehung zu einem ewigen Gott stehen können.
- By (author) Diederik Noordveld
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