Wem gehort Barmen?
Das Grundungsdokument der Bekennenden Kirche und seine Wirkungen
by Thomas Martin Schneider and edited by Siegfried Hermle and Harry Oelke
Paperback (Published)
(September 2017)
ISBN: 9783374050345
4.72 x 7.44 inches
Price: $20.00
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The Theological Declaration of Barmen of 1934, the ‘Magna Charta’ of the Confessional Church, is one of the most famous ecclesiastical texts of the 20th century. Its historical influence is iridescent, mainly because the declaration was used to legitimize quite different viewpoints. In a concise and comprehensible way, this volume sheds light on the genesis and content of the declaration as well as on its varied reception history.
The Theological Declaration of Barmen of 1934, the ‘Magna Charta’ of the Confessional Church, is one of the most famous ecclesiastical texts of the 20th century. Its historical influence is iridescent, mainly because the declaration was used to legitimize quite different viewpoints. In a concise and comprehensible way, this volume sheds light on the genesis and content of the declaration as well as on its varied reception history.
- By (author) Thomas Martin Schneider
- Edited by Siegfried Hermle
- Edited by Harry Oelke
Other Titles in this Series
Kirchliche Zeitgeschichte_evangelisch
Band 2: Protestantismus und Nationalsozialismus (1933-1945)
Volume 7
Kirchliche Zeitgeschichte_evangelisch
Band 3: Protestantismus in der Nachkriegszeit (1945-1961)
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