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catalog abstract ""This new work by Australian scholar Mark R. Lindsay explores the controversial issue of whether and how the Swiss theologian Karl Barth responded to the antisemitic policies of Nazi Germany. Drawing on, and arguing against, recent debates within the fields of Barthian, Holocaust, and Kirchenkampf literature, Lindsay argues that not only were Barth's political actions in thoroughgoing opposition to both the Nazi regime and its inherent antisemitism, but that this stance was firmly based on his dogmatic theology, in particular, the Church Dogmatics. On the basis of his interpretation of Barth's theology and its particular political expressions (such as the 1934 Barmen Declaration), Lindsay rejects the commonly held assumption that Barth was indifferent to the Jewish plight and suggests that his resistance was at least as comprehensive as Dietrich Bonhoeffer's."--Jacket.".
catalog contributor b12271151.
catalog created "c2001.".
catalog date "2001".
catalog date "c2001.".
catalog dateCopyrighted "c2001.".
catalog description ""This new work by Australian scholar Mark R. Lindsay explores the controversial issue of whether and how the Swiss theologian Karl Barth responded to the antisemitic policies of Nazi Germany. Drawing on, and arguing against, recent debates within the fields of Barthian, Holocaust, and Kirchenkampf literature, Lindsay argues that not only were Barth's political actions in thoroughgoing opposition to both the Nazi regime and its inherent antisemitism, but that this stance was firmly based on his dogmatic theology, in particular, the Church Dogmatics. On the basis of his interpretation of Barth's theology and its particular political expressions (such as the 1934 Barmen Declaration), Lindsay rejects the commonly held assumption that Barth was indifferent to the Jewish plight and suggests that his resistance was at least as comprehensive as Dietrich Bonhoeffer's."--Jacket.".
catalog description "1. Context of Resistance: Theological and Political Inhibitants to Widerstand 11 -- Church-State Relationship in History 11 -- Church and State in the Weimar Republic 13 -- Theological Diversity of German Protestantism After 1918 15 -- Religion and the Machtergreifung 20 -- Church Reaction to the Machtergreifung 22 -- Kirchenkampf 23 -- Ecclesiastical Resistance 29 -- 2. Antisemitism in Nineteenth Century Germany 45 -- Heterogeneity of Nineteenth Century Germany 45 -- Position of the Jews 47 -- Literary and Scientific Antisemitism 50 -- Political Antisemitism 53 -- Nationalism and Antisemitism 55 -- Houston Stewart Chamberlain 56 -- Religious Roots of Nineteenth Century Nationalistic Antisemitism 63 -- 3. Karl Barth's Political Theology (I) 81 -- Evolution of an Interpretive Paradigm 81 -- Barth's Early Vikariat 85 -- Religious Socialism 87 -- Barthian Politics Prior to 1914 92 --".
catalog description "199 -- Karl Barth's Early Christology 200 -- 1924 Christological Modification as the Dogmatic Basis for Rejecting Antisemitism 203 -- Christology in the Church Dogmatics 205 -- Doctrine of Christological Election as a Repudiation of Antisemitism 213 -- Election of the Community 217 -- Jewish Rejection as Rejected in Christ 224 -- 7. Karl Barth's Political Theology (II) 241 -- Good Samaritan Parable as Paradigmatic for Barthian Ethics 241 -- Theologische Existenz heute! 246 -- 'Die Kirche Jesu Christi' 249 -- Expulsion to Basel 250 -- Continuation of the Fight from Switzerland 251 -- Crises of 1938 255 -- 'Rechtfertigung und Recht' 256 -- 'Das Heil kommt von den Juden' 258 -- Reaction to Kristallnacht 261 -- War Years 265 -- Hungarian Tragedy 267 -- 8. 'Israel' in the Theology of Karl Barth 281 -- Israel in Romans II 281 -- Sarcasm behind the 'Jewish Offense' 285 -- 'Judas Passage' of CD II/2".
catalog description "289 -- Israel as Demonstrative of the Divine Preservation 298.".
catalog description "Includes bibliographical references (p. [317]-334) and indexes.".
catalog description "World War One: Its Impact on Barth's Theological and Political Alignments 94 -- (Re)turn to the Bible 98 -- Romans I 100 -- Romans II 104 -- 4. Revelation and History 125 -- Liberalization of Revelation 125 -- National Socialist Appropriation of Revelation 128 -- From Revelation to Deification 134 -- Legacy of Liberalism on Barth's Early View of Revelation 138 -- Revelation in Romans I 143 -- Revelation in Romans II 145 -- Christological Modification of 1924 148 -- Gottingen Dogmatics 151 -- 5. Christological Revelation and Confessional Protest 163 -- Antisemitism in the National Socialist Idea of Revelation 164 -- Move toward Confessional Resistance 169 -- First Barmen Declaration 173 -- Second Barmen Declaration 175 -- Political Praxis as the Genuine Interpretation of Barmen 181 -- Barth's Dogmatic Presuppositions of Barmen 185 -- 6. Karl Barth's Anti-Nazi Christology 199 -- Nazi Christology".
catalog extent "xviii, 342 p. ;".
catalog hasFormat "Covenanted solidarity.".
catalog identifier "0820451916 (alk. paper)".
catalog isFormatOf "Covenanted solidarity.".
catalog isPartOf "Issues in systematic theology ; v. 9".
catalog issued "2001".
catalog issued "c2001.".
catalog language "eng".
catalog publisher "New York : Peter Lang,".
catalog relation "Covenanted solidarity.".
catalog spatial "Germany".
catalog subject "261.2/6/092 21".
catalog subject "BT93 .L53 2001".
catalog subject "Barth, Karl, 1886-1968 Contributions in Christian theology of Judaism.".
catalog subject "Barth, Karl, 1886-1968.".
catalog subject "Christianity and antisemitism Germany History 20th century.".
catalog subject "Holocaust (Christian theology)".
catalog subject "Judaism (Christian theology) History of doctrines 20th century.".
catalog subject "National socialism and religion.".
catalog tableOfContents "1. Context of Resistance: Theological and Political Inhibitants to Widerstand 11 -- Church-State Relationship in History 11 -- Church and State in the Weimar Republic 13 -- Theological Diversity of German Protestantism After 1918 15 -- Religion and the Machtergreifung 20 -- Church Reaction to the Machtergreifung 22 -- Kirchenkampf 23 -- Ecclesiastical Resistance 29 -- 2. Antisemitism in Nineteenth Century Germany 45 -- Heterogeneity of Nineteenth Century Germany 45 -- Position of the Jews 47 -- Literary and Scientific Antisemitism 50 -- Political Antisemitism 53 -- Nationalism and Antisemitism 55 -- Houston Stewart Chamberlain 56 -- Religious Roots of Nineteenth Century Nationalistic Antisemitism 63 -- 3. Karl Barth's Political Theology (I) 81 -- Evolution of an Interpretive Paradigm 81 -- Barth's Early Vikariat 85 -- Religious Socialism 87 -- Barthian Politics Prior to 1914 92 --".
catalog tableOfContents "199 -- Karl Barth's Early Christology 200 -- 1924 Christological Modification as the Dogmatic Basis for Rejecting Antisemitism 203 -- Christology in the Church Dogmatics 205 -- Doctrine of Christological Election as a Repudiation of Antisemitism 213 -- Election of the Community 217 -- Jewish Rejection as Rejected in Christ 224 -- 7. Karl Barth's Political Theology (II) 241 -- Good Samaritan Parable as Paradigmatic for Barthian Ethics 241 -- Theologische Existenz heute! 246 -- 'Die Kirche Jesu Christi' 249 -- Expulsion to Basel 250 -- Continuation of the Fight from Switzerland 251 -- Crises of 1938 255 -- 'Rechtfertigung und Recht' 256 -- 'Das Heil kommt von den Juden' 258 -- Reaction to Kristallnacht 261 -- War Years 265 -- Hungarian Tragedy 267 -- 8. 'Israel' in the Theology of Karl Barth 281 -- Israel in Romans II 281 -- Sarcasm behind the 'Jewish Offense' 285 -- 'Judas Passage' of CD II/2".
catalog tableOfContents "289 -- Israel as Demonstrative of the Divine Preservation 298.".
catalog tableOfContents "World War One: Its Impact on Barth's Theological and Political Alignments 94 -- (Re)turn to the Bible 98 -- Romans I 100 -- Romans II 104 -- 4. Revelation and History 125 -- Liberalization of Revelation 125 -- National Socialist Appropriation of Revelation 128 -- From Revelation to Deification 134 -- Legacy of Liberalism on Barth's Early View of Revelation 138 -- Revelation in Romans I 143 -- Revelation in Romans II 145 -- Christological Modification of 1924 148 -- Gottingen Dogmatics 151 -- 5. Christological Revelation and Confessional Protest 163 -- Antisemitism in the National Socialist Idea of Revelation 164 -- Move toward Confessional Resistance 169 -- First Barmen Declaration 173 -- Second Barmen Declaration 175 -- Political Praxis as the Genuine Interpretation of Barmen 181 -- Barth's Dogmatic Presuppositions of Barmen 185 -- 6. Karl Barth's Anti-Nazi Christology 199 -- Nazi Christology".
catalog title "Covenanted solidarity : the theological basis of Karl Barth's opposition to Nazi antisemitism and the Holocaust / Mark R. Lindsay.".
catalog type "text".