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BA Books & Authors on the Web – March 20, 2015
At First Things, Phillip Cary reviewed Reading Barth with Charity by George Hunsinger. Like all great theologians, Barth stands under the judgment of the tradition, even as he inspires us to new...
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New Release: Reading Barth with Charity
Karl Barth and his legacy have dominated theology circles for over a decade. In Reading Barth with Charity George Hunsinger, a world-renowned expert on Barth’s theology, makes an authoritative...
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Jesus Christ the Electing God – an Excerpt from Reading Barth with Charity
The following is an excerpt from Reading Barth with Charity, by George Hunsinger. ——– A major reason why Barth insists that Jesus Christ is the Subject of election is that he wants to rectify a problem...
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BA Books & Authors on the Web – May 8, 2015
At Jesus Creed, RJS discusses Israel’s election in light of Walter Moberly’s Old Testament Theology. Moberly reflects on this election of Israel by God and the sense of wonder and devotion to God that...
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BA Books & Authors on the Web – May 15, 2015
Scott Swain was interviewed at Logos Reformed about his recent book with Michael Allen, Reformed Catholicity. Protestants tend to be leery of church confessions, especially when it comes to biblical...
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BA Books & Authors on the Web – July 24, 2015
At The Jesus Blog, Chris Keith shared two recent reviews of his Jesus against the Scribal Elite as well as the latest news about a symposium interacting with his book. “Keith begins with the sources as...
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BA Books & Authors on the Web – August 21, 2015
At The Englewood Review of Books, Ben Simpson reviewed Leisure and Spirituality by Paul Heintzman. “While Heintzman’s work focuses on leisure, he presents his research against the backdrop of work as...
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BA Books & Authors on the Web – October 9, 2015
At Reformedish, Derek Rishmawy discussed the virtue of charitable reading in light of George Hunsinger’s Reading Barth with Charity. “Principles of moral interpretation such as that of charity have...
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