Karl Barth's birthday
Jim celebrates Karl Barth’s birthday (10 May) with a nice post. He notes that Barth is now “in heaven, listening to Mozart and being rightly corrected by Zwingli.” What more could anyone want?
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If only I wasn't so bad about remembering birthdays! Happy Birthday Karl!
Yeah, the date's in my diary.
Thanks for the link, Ben - and the affectionate post, Jim. But surely Zwingli will be much too busy correcting Jesus. :)
Kim,
All I can say is...
;-)
Zwingli made it?
Wow. I guess there is hope for me after all.
shane
Ben I've come to conclude that the majority of your readers, myself excepted of course, have no love for Zwingli. The pagans.
;-)
I find it quite easy to remember Barth's birthday. My firstborn son was born on May 10th.
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