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Foreword | |
Introduction | p. 1 |
From Reason and Revelation to Revelation and Reason | |
Christian Doctrine and Systemization | p. 12 |
Subjectivity and Objectification | p. 41 |
Revelation, Mediation and Scripture | p. 64 |
The Modern Problem in Historical Context | |
Revelation and Reason, Theology and Inspiration | p. 92 |
A Historical Perspective 1: Apocalypsis Et Ratio | p. 108 |
A Historical Perspective 2: The Triumph of Reason? | p. 120 |
Aspects of Karl Barth on Faith and Reason | |
Barth: Theological Self-Consciousness After Kant | p. 140 |
Barth: Revelation and Reason 1 - A Theology of Demolition? | p. 159 |
Barth: Revelation and Reason 2 - A Theology of Construction? | p. 173 |
Course C401 Revelation and Reason and a Session of the Research Institute for Systematic Theology, Department of Theology and Religious Studies, King's College London, from which this material was transcribed | p. 191 |
Bibliography | p. 193 |
Index | p. 219 |
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