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The Only Sacrament Left to Us: The Threefold Word of God in the Theology and Ecclesiology of Karl Barth

Thomas Christian Currie, 2015

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The Only Sacrament Left to Us: The Threefold Word of God in the Theology and Ecclesiology of Karl Barth

Foundation scholar Dr. Thomas Christian Currie, pastor of First Presbyterian Church of Shreveport, Louisiana, has published a study of Karl Barth’s theology. The Only Sacrament Left to Us recovers Barth’s doctrine of the threefold Word of God and shows that it is at the heart of Barth’s ecclesiological commitments.

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The Only Sacrament Left to Us: The Threefold Word of God in the Theology and Ecclesiology of Karl Barth

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Currie, Thomas Christian. “The Only Sacrament Left to Us: The Threefold Word of God in the Theology and Ecclesiology of Karl Barth.” 2015. Book. Foundation Publications, Foundation for Reformed Theology. https://foundationrt.org/resource/the-only-sacrament-left-to-us-the-threefold-word-of-god-in-the-theology-and-ecclesiology-of-karl-barth/.

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