Types of Modern Theology: Schleiermacher to Barth

actually appears argument Barth become believe bring called character Christian Church comes conception concerning consciousness criticism definite distinction Divine doctrine Dogmatic effect element essential eternal ethical existence experience fact faith Father feeling felt final give given God's Gospel grace hand Hegel hold Holy human idea importance individual infinite influence interest interpretation Jesus Christ judgment Kierkegaard kind knowledge known later less living logical Lord means merely MICHIGAN mind moral nature never object once original ourselves philosophy positive possible present principle pure question reach reality reason regard relation religion religious revelation Ritschl Schleiermacher Schleiermacher's seen sense soul speak speculative Spirit stands teaching Testament theology things thinker thought tion true truth understand universal whole wholly Word writes