Karl Barth : a life in conflict

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• List of Illustrations = xv
• List of Abbreviations = xix
• 1 "I Belong to Basel" : Ancestors and Childhood, 1886-1904 = 1
• A Guildmaster, Pastors, and Scholars : Barth's Ancestors = 1
• A Strict Love for Truth and Christian Discipline : His Parents = 8
• "A Great Great Joy" : Childhood and Youth = 12
• 2 "This Obscure Desire toward a Better Understanding" : Studies, 1904-9 = 23
• The Decision to Study Theology = 23
• Student in Bern = 24
• Wearing the Colors and Noncombative : In the Zofingia Association = 26
• "Very Diligent and Quite Capable" : Student in Berlin = 28
• Once More in Bern and then Tubingen = 32
• In Marburg at last = 35
• His Work for Die Christliche Welt = 37
• 3 "Stumbling up the Steps to Calvin's Pulpit" : Geneva, 1909-11 = 48
• Vicar in Geneva = 48
• Quite Demanding : The First Confirmation Instruction = 50
• Theologian in the Congregation = 52
• "In Such a Dreadfully Pious Environment" = 53
• A Daughter from a Good Home : The Engagement to Nelly Hoffmann = 55
• Farewell to Geneva = 56
• 4 "The Red Pastor" : Safenwil, 1911-21 = 61
• "This System of Employment Must Fall" : Workers and Socialists = 62
• A Theological Friendship : Eduard Thurneysen = 66
• "The World without Gods" : The First World War = 68
• "An Open House" : Family Life = 73
• 5 "A Book for Those Who Were Also Concerned" : The First Epistle to the Romans, 1919 = 84
• Human Religion and the Divine Word = 84
• "Like a Bomb on the Playground of the Theologians" = 90
• "Without Windows to the Kingdom of Heaven" : The Tambach Lecture = 91
• 6 "To Always Work Somewhat Faster" : Gottingen, 1921-5 = 100
• From Swiss Pastor to German Professor = 100
• "Unavoidable Nonsense of the Academic Business" = 103
• "Almost Like a Buddy" : Barth with His Students = 109
• "Lively Combat" : Emanuel Hirsch and Other Colleagues = 110
• "Stranger from a Neutral Place" : Karl Barth and the Germans = 112
• 7 "Not a Stone Left Standing" : The Second Epistle to the Romans, 1922 = 121
• A Critical Turn = 121
• The New Version of the Epistle to the Romans = 125
• Critics and Admirers = 130
• What is Dialectical Theology? = 133
• Dialectical Traveling Companions : Brunner, Bultmann, Gogarten = 137
• Fifteen Questions and Sixteen Answers : The Controversy with Harnack = 142
• 8 "The Need for Thinking Further" : Munster, 1925-30 = 153
• A Call and a Momentous Encounter = 153
• Received with Joy, Departing in Discord = 156
• In the Tunnel of the Semester = 158
• Return to Bern? = 163
• "The Church, the Church, the Church" : Encounters with Catholicism = 165
• Riding, House Music, and Travel = 167
• 9 A Troubled "Menage a Trois" : Charlotte von Kirschbaum = 177
• A Long-Guarded Secret = 177
• "I Never Knew That There Could Be Something Like This" = 178
• "A Certain Double Life" = 183
• Three under One Roof = 188
• 10 "A Swissman in the Middle of Germany" : Bonn, 1930-5 = 199
• Working on Theology = 199
• The Humanity of God = 202
• First Conflicts with German Nationalists : The Case of Gunther Dehn = 206
• Now's the Time for the Social Democrat Party : 1933 = 209
• Warnings to the Church and a Letter to Hider = 211
• 1933 as a Year of Crisis in the Barth Household = 214
• The Theological Dimension of Barth's Relationship to Charlotte von Kirschbaum = 220
• Attacks on the Swissman = 223
• Against the "German Greeting" = 225
• The Break with his Dialectical Traveling Companions = 226
• The Barmen Theological Declaration = 231
• Suspension, Ban on Public Speaking, Dismissal = 239
• 11 "We Who Can Still Speak" : Basel, 1935-45 = 268
• Life Goes On : Professor in Basel = 268
• International Honors and Lack of Appreciation = 270
• Battle for the Confessing Church = 272
• Anti-Appeasement : The Call to the Czechs to Resist = 277
• The Political Responsibility of a Christian = 280
• Church Struggle and Refugee Aid = 283
• Ecumenical Silence at the Onset of the War = 286
• Family Intrigues and Grief = 288
• A Call for Military Resistance, and Swiss Censorship = 290
• A Friend of the Germans, Nonetheless = 299
• 12 "In Political Respects a Dubious Will-o'-the-Wisp" : Basel, 1945-62 = 314
• War's End and the Declaration of Guilt = 314
• Back to Bonn and, Once Again, State and Church Issues = 320
• "God's Beloved Eastern Zone" : Against Anti-Communism = 324
• A Pacifist after All? Protest against Rearmament and Nuclear Weapons = 330
• Yes to Ecumenism, but without the Catholics = 336
• The Master with the Crumpled Tie = 341
• The Discovery of Optimism in Prison = 344
• Courage, Tempo, Purity, Peace: Confession to Mozart = 346
• Children, Grandchildren, and the Rejection of His Desired Successor = 347
• 13 "The White Whale" : Church Dogmatics = 362
• "A Conceptual Helix" : Barth's Monumental Work = 362
• The Threefold Form of the Word of God = 364
• God's Three Modes of Being = 366
• "God Is" Means "God Loves" = 368
• Whom God Elects = 369
• What God Commands = 371
• Why God Wants the Creation = 372
• Nothingness and the Shadow Sides of Creation = 373
• The Threefold Office of Christ and the Three Forms of Sin = 375
• The Light Shines Where It Wishes = 376
• The Baptism of Water and of the Spirit = 377
• 14 "All Things Considered, a Litde Tired" : The Final Years, Basel, 1962-8 = 383
• "Fantastic" : A Calvinist in the United States = 383
• "Rules for Older People in Relation to Younger" = 387
• "As If Deeply Veiled" : Charlotte von Kirschbaum Must Move Out = 390
• "Separated Brothers" : In Conversation with Rome = 394
• A Late Friendship with Carl Zuckmayer = 397
• The Uncompleted Mammoth Work = 399
• At the End of His Life Journey = 400
• Epilogue = 409
• Chronology = 413
• Bibliography = 417
• Index = 433