New books on Karl Barth
Lately I’ve received copies of some very nice new books on Barth – including the following:
- David Gibson and Daniel Strange, eds., Engaging With Barth: Contemporary Evangelical Critiques (IVP and T&T Clark – the American edition is better, since it comes with Oliver Crisp’s painting on the cover)
- Paul Chung, Karl Barth: Karl Barth: God's Word in Action (James Clarke and Wipf & Stock)
- Edwin Chr. van Driel, Incarnation Anyway: Arguments for Supralapsarian Christology (OUP)
- Mark S. Gignilliat, Karl Barth and the Fifth Gospel: Barth’s Theological Exegesis of Isaiah (Ashgate)
- The Early Preaching of Karl Barth: Fourteen Sermons with Commentary by William H. Willimon (WJK)
- Adam Neder, Participation in Christ: An Entry into Karl Barth’s Church Dogmatics (WJK – I’ve read this one, and it’s an exceptionally good analysis of the Church Dogmatics)
- Gordon Watson, The Trinity and Creation in Karl Barth (ATF Press; a book by a fellow Aussie theologian, to be released at the Barth conference in Auckland next month)
3 Comments:
I'm excited for Chung's book. Halden has already left a review on Amazon. Looking good.
i've read big chunks of gignilliat's book. wonderful stuff. it's JUST the kind of study of theological exegesis in action that i want. gignilliat's a biblical scholar who knows the historical-critical issues but is always mindful of the theological orientation of barth's work.
Matt, nice plug for a guy you went to St.Mary's with! It almost came across like you knew the guy by his book alone.
Phil Temlin
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