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It is difficult to acknowledge that the New Testament contains antisemitic scriptures that exhibit hostility and prejudice against the Jewish people and indicts the Pharisees and Jewish leaders for the death of Jesus specifically and all generations of Jewish people since the death of Jesus generally. The antisemitism in the […]
Related: antijudaism, Antisemitism, Hans Küng, Holocaust, Jewish people, Jews, Judaism: Between Yesterday and Tomorrow, Jürgen Moltmann, Martin Luther, On the Jews and Their Lies, R. Kampling, Second Vatican Council, The Apostles Creed In Light of Today's Questions, Vatican II, Wolfhart Pannenberg, yellow badge, yellow star
The Legacy of Hans Küng’s Doctrine of Justification (August 24, 2014)
Hans Küng (1928—) was ordained in 1955, and his doctoral thesis, Justification: La Doctrine de Karl Barth et Une Réflexion Catholique was published in 1957 (Justification: The Doctrine of Karl Barth and a Catholic Reflection, 1964 ET). Justification was Küng's first book and was a study of the Protestant and Roman Catholic teachings on the Doctrine of Justification […]
Related: Anathema, CD IV.1, CD IV/2, Church Dogmatics, Church Dogmatics IV.1, Church Dogmatics IV/2, Council of Trent, Doctrine of Justification, Eberhard Jüngel, Hans Küng, Joint Declaration on the Doctrine of Justification, Justification, Justification By Faith Alone, Karl Barth, Karl Rahner, Lutheran World Federation, Roman Catholicism, Vatican II
Hans Kung and Karl Barth(source: KBarth.org)
The Protestant Church is fractured like a smashed mirror into a myriad of jagged shards, and attempting to put them together results in blood on the hands. Schism is the chronic sin of Evangelicals, resulting in a new schism every time the wind blows and the tragedy […]
Karl Barth on the differences between Catholics and Protestant (August 2, 2013)
In a letter to Thomas Wipf in Zurich on October 31, 1963, Karl Barth wrote from Basel a helpful summary of the points of disagreements between Roman Catholics and Protestants. Karl Barth had many Roman Catholic friends, such as Hans Küng whom was a principle character at Vatican II. These […]