contribution to the church. Put most simply, actualism is the notion that God’s being is in his act or, as George Hunsinger puts is, that God lives in a set of active relations.9 Expressed more clearly, it is a concerted effort to acknowledge that the eternal God is manifested faithfully in temporal events.10 Especially when engaging philosophical debates about history and faith, many find a strong actualistic approach to theology in Barth and believe it flanks some of the philosophical objections
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