Glaube in Karl Barths 'Kirchlicher Dogmatik'

The study systematically analyzes Karl Barth's understanding of human faith in Church Dogmatics. Barth's anthropology founded on Christology is presented with special attention to the doctrines of creation and justification. Applying Barthian dialectics, Schüz shows how the eccentric nature of faith extra nos, and its free and historical adoption, is transmitted through interpretations.

Zusammenfassung

"Schüz's impressive study is thorough and meticulous. It not only offers a helpful
analysis of Barth's conception of faith, but also a good overview of his theology as a
whole, and of the contemporary landscape of German systematic theology." Steffen Lösel in: Scottish Journal of Theology 3/2020, 271-273.

"Juliane Schüz's work is very welcomed as an outstanding piece of scholarship and sustained treatment of faith as a theological locus in Barth's magisterial Kirchliche Dogmatik. It is also a welcomed addition to the hopefully continuously growing number of women scholars grappling with "dead old white guys." [...] Anyone working on Barth, specifically on faith, will need to engage with Schüz's work. It will no doubt prove to stand the test of time as a crucial work on Barth's enduring legacy." Brandon K. Watson in: https://barth.ptsem.edu/glaube-in-karl-barths-kirchlicher-dogmatik-die-anthropologische-gestalt-des-glaubens-zwischen-exzentrizitat-und-deutung/ (13.09.2021)