An edition of The Barmen theses then and now
(2010)
The Barmen theses then and now
the 2004 Warfield lectures at Princeton Theological Seminary
English ed.
by Eberhard Busch
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The Barmen theses then and now: the 2004 Warfield lectures at Princeton Theological Seminary
2010, W.B. Eerdmans Pub.
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The Barmen theological declaration in May 1934 : its formulation and significance
Thesis one : Jesus Christ as the one word of God, and the Jews as the elect people of God
Thesis two : the rigorous gospel and the gracious law
Thesis three : the one Lord in the fellowship of brothers and sisters
Thesis four : responsible church membership
Thesis five : the public worship of God in the political world
Thesis six : the mission of the church in the world of religion.
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"Originally presented as the Warfield Lectures at Princeton Theological Seminary in 2004 ... subsequent to the lectureship, Professor Busch revised the content and published it as Die Barmer Thesen 1934-2004 (Göttingen: Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht, 2004). The English translation, which had been prepared for the delivery of the lectures at Princeton, has been reworked to conform with the German publication"--P. xii.
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