
Theology PhD student @Baylor | MDiv @ptseminary
Waco, TX
Joined July 2011
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The Lord intends to recover the believers' experience and enjoyment of the eternal life, the all-inclusive Spirit, and Christification.
–Witness Lee, CWWL 1972, 3:27
Barth's Romerbrief has been described as:
1. A bomb dropped on the theologian's playground
2. A hermeneutical manifesto
3. Liberative performance art
What am I missing?
When you really want to map the Trinity onto a passage but it's an exegetical stretch.
Mt 23:8-10
One is your Teacher
One is your Father
One is your Instructor, the Christ.
The temptation is Jn 14:26, "the Sp will teach you."
Im sure someone has tried it! @FredFredSanders
Barth said that 4 hours of lecturing on the Dogmatics to his students involved 30-40 hours of preparation. –Busch bio, p. 373
Ecumenical dialogue “entails much more than bourgeois tolerance or personal empathy; above all, it has to lay aside the complacent superiority of both stubborn revanchists and nimble controversialists, for the simple reason that there are things to be learned.”
–John Webster
Q: What are some books (of any genre) you regularly reread?
DB Hart: "The Alice books, The Wind in the Willows, The Anatomy of Melancholy, Moby-Dick, Pale Fire, the stories of Borges."
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Barth's utterances on this topic, as on others, are fascinating but Delphic in everything but length.
–Alvin Plantinga
Despite continuing debate, the guild, as one might have anticipated, has reached general agreement about next to nothing.
–Dale Allison
Re: Rom 1:3-4 christology, but more broadly true at times lol
"A major... has always been a basic key in my own life." –Karl Barth, said in relation to Mozart
Whatever could he mean by this? Music theorists, help!
Dogmatics is never more than a faint image and a weak likeness of the Word of God.
–Bavinck, Reformed Dogmatics, 1:55
"Kant’s book on religion is what Hans Frei said he would take if he were exiled to a desert island." (!)
–George Hunsinger, class notes





