Karl Barth and American evangelicalism
In an insightful post, Chris Rice takes up Karl Barth’s critique of 19th-century theology as a guide for critiquing contemporary American evangelicalism.
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Thanks for the press Ben!
Ben thanks for the post and the link, well worth visiting Chris' post on Barth. I really appreciate the critiques.
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