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In this classic text, Karl Barth outlines and discusses the Christian tradition of baptism and its biblial and theological context.
Juxtaposes the traditional Apostles' Creed of Western Christianity and the creed of modern radical theology. This work provides a discussion of the chasm between Church and society with a positive approach to the post-ecclesiastical question.
The publication of the first edition in 1984 was a significant event in the development of liberation theology.
In this book, Penelhum identifies what distinguishes the ethics of the Christian from the ethics of a secular world that commonly sees itself as having adopted Christian principles.
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