Barth and Bonhoeffer as Contributors to a Post-Liberal Ecclesiology

Tom Greggs, FRSE, holds the Marischal Chair of Divinity at the University of Aberdeen, UK. Robert W. Heimburger is Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Theological Ethics at the University of Aberdeen, UK.

Chapter 1:
Introduction

Section 1: Reading Barth and Bonhoeffer Together

Chapter 2:
Barth’s Influence on Bonhoeffer
Chapter 3:
Bonhoeffer’s Influence on Barth

Section 2: Engagements with Barth

Chapter 4:
Barth on Salvation
Chapter 5:
Barth on Eternity
Chapter 6:
Jesus is Victor!
Chapter 7:
Bringing Barth on Religion to the Inter-faith Table
Chapter 8:
The Lord of All

Section 3: Engagements with Bonhoeffer

Chapter 9:
Religionless Christianity in a Complexly Religious and Secular World
Chapter 10:
Religionless Christianity and the Political Implications of Theological Speech
Chapter 11:
Bearing Sin in the Church
Chapter 12:
Priestly Mediation in the Church

Section 4: Reading Barth and Bonhoeffer Together in a Fallen Pluralist World

Chapter 13:
Pessimistic Universalism
Chapter 14:
Conclusion

Bibliography
Index