The Significance of Barth's Theology - Klooster, Fred H.
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This book is from the pen of one who has firsthand knowledge of Karl Barth. These chapters were written soon after Fred Klooster had returned from a full year's stay in Basel, Switzerland, where he was in almost daily contact with Barth, attending lectures, seminars, and colloquia. Klooster has succeeded admirably in giving a lucid presentation of Barth's theology, evaluating particularly Barth's views on divine election and reconciliation. As a result this book will appeal to all who are sincerely interested in contemporary theology.

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This book is from the pen of one who has firsthand knowledge of Karl Barth. These chapters were written soon after Fred Klooster had returned from a full year's stay in Basel, Switzerland, where he was in almost daily contact with Barth, attending lectures, seminars, and colloquia. Klooster has succeeded admirably in giving a lucid presentation of Barth's theology, evaluating particularly Barth's views on divine election and reconciliation. As a result this book will appeal to all who are sincerely interested in contemporary theology.
Autorenporträt
Fred H. Klooster (1922-2003) was a professor of systematic theology at Calvin Theological Seminary for thirty-five years. His other books include 'Calvin's Doctrine of Predestination', 'Quests for the Historical Jesus', and 'Our Only Comfort: A Comprehensive Commentary on the Heidelberg Catechism' (2001).