Ever since Karl Barth's inversion of nineteenth-century cultural Protestantism in the early decades of this century, the predominant attitude of Christian theology towards its surrounding culture has been one of critical distance rather than uncritical legitimation.
An edition of Christianity and Liberal Society (Oxford Studies in Theological Ethics)
(2006)
Christianity and Liberal Society (Oxford Studies in Theological Ethics)
by Robert Song
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February 3, 2006
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"Ever since Karl Barth's inversion of nineteenth-century cultural Protestantism in the early decades of this century, the predominant attitude of Christian theology towards its surrounding culture has been one of critical distance rather than uncritical legitimation."
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