RT Article
T1 Barth’s “Alternative” Follower: Stanley Hauerwas and the Traditions of 20th-Century North American Theology and Ethics
JF Religions
VO 15
IS 6
A1 Cui, Renzhong
A1 Han, Siyi
A2 Han, Siyi
LA English
YR 2024
UL https://ixtheo.de/Record/1891320963
AB This paper explores Stanley Hauerwas’s unique perspective on the traditions of 20th-century North American theology and ethics, particularly his similarity to Karl Barth in viewing theology and ethics as inseparable. Although deeply influenced by Barth, Hauerwas defends this view in the American context in a manner distinct from Barth‘s theological approach. Additionally, Hauerwas critiques Barth’s ecclesiology, which leads him to attempt to transcend some limitations of Barthian theology by developing a theological ethics “system” that emphasizes the practicality of the church.
K1 Practical Theology
K1 Christian Ethics
K1 Theology
K1 Protestant liberalism
K1 Karl Barth
K1 Stanley Hauerwas
DO 10.3390/rel15060731