If you’ve not yet consulted the Oxford Handbook series, you should! The Oxford Handbook of Systematic Theology is especially useful!
I’m very excited because the Oxford Handbook of Dietrich Bonhoeffer and the Oxford Handbook of Karl Barth are both about to be released soon!
I just wish they weren’t so expensive!
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Other notes growing in this area of the garden:
I’m narrowing my focus to Genesis 1–3 and the Sermon on the Mount. Originally, my dissertation proposal cast a very wide net.
How Barth and Bonhoeffer interpret the tree of knowledge in Genesis 2–3 as a critique of religion as idolatry.
John Webster's essay on Barth and Bonhoeffer's biblical reading—the inspiration for my doctoral dissertation.
Bonhoeffer's prison reflections on spirit and flesh, restoration and sublimation, explored through meaningful hymn lyrics.
How Barth and Bonhoeffer critique religion's false image of God that permits unrighteousness rather than redeeming creation.
Two eagerly anticipated 2019 releases from Baker: Barth's theological exegesis and his relationship with Bonhoeffer.