He read the questions through his Christological emphasis-- Christ as God's response to the human questions of theodicy. Specifically for Barth, this takes the form of the cross. This is God's answer. God enters, through his Word, into the human question of theodicy by becoming "the death of God himself." This emphasis is also linked to revelation as God's response of "yes" to humanity's "no". In our rejection of God, God responds, and that response is not what it should be. Instead it is the surprise of God's acceptance of us in the face of our refusal of him. Finally, Barth would emphasize the "Godliness of God" and the infinite qualitative difference between God and the world, and between the Creature and the creator as the context in which questions of theodicy are always raised. What is articulated in questions of theodicy, is at its fundamental basis, about this difference between God and the world. This difference cannot be overcome by human self-striving, and therefore the limits to our ability to comprehend an answer to the questions raised by theodicy-- what is required is a revelation that comes from outside this world-- from God himself. And for Barth, this event of revelation happens in the Word-- Christ.
Karl Heinrich Barth died in 1922.
Karl-Ludwig Barths was born on 1920-05-13.
John Barth is 81 years old (birthdate: May 27, 1930).
Alan Barth was born in 1906.
Gene Barth died in 1991.
Karl Barth was born on May 10, 1886.
Karl Barth was born on May 10, 1886.
Karl Heinrich Barth was born in 1847.
Karl Heinrich Barth died in 1922.
Karl Barth died on December 10, 1968 at the age of 82.
Karl Barth died on December 10, 1968 at the age of 82.
who the hell is Karl barth ive never heard of him hes probably an old sweety man
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