Karl Barth and James Cone on Atonement: Ambiguity in Ontology and the Implications for Ethics
This paper interrogates critical divergence in interpreting the cross and atonement between James Cone and Karl Barth – and their related ethics. Cone rejects atonement theories and embraces the cross as an interpretative symbol that speaks to the suffering of Black Americans. In contrast, Barth res...
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2023
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Black theology
Year: 2023, Volume: 21, Issue: 2, Pages: 143-154 |
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Reparations
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