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Church Dogmatics, Volume 4: The Doctrine of Reconciliation, Part 3.2 is unavailable, but you can change that!

Karl Barth, who lived from 1886–1968, was perhaps the most influential theologian of the 20th century. Church Dogmatics, Barth’s monumental life-work that consists of more than 6 million words, was written over the span of 35 years. In it, Barth covers in depth the great doctrines of the Word of God, God, Creation and Reconciliation. He made it his task “to take all that has been said before and...

Himself. It was to unite him both with Himself and also, if in a very different sense and under very different conditions, with the other individuals whom He has called, and wills to call, and will call. “All ye are brethren” (Mt. 23:8). This does not mean, as it has often been understood and depicted in recent years, that a social impulse derived from their common situation, faith and community sense brings Christians together and makes them brothers. Other religious unions and fellowships of all
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