The shift to modernity: Christ and the doctrine of creation in the theologies of Schleiermacher and Barth
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New York
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T & T Clark International
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Includes bibliographical references )p. 237-239( and index
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Robert Sherman
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The introduction of the problem -- The character of Schleiermacher's christologically-oriented doctrine of creation -- The character of Barth's christologically-oriented doctrine of creation -- Confirmation from Barth's doctrine of creation -- Confirmation from Barth's doctrine of providence and understanding of evil -- Confirmation from Schleiermacher's doctrine of creation -- More confirmation from Schleiermacher's understanding of miracles, evil, and free will -- The completion of Schleiermacher's christological orientation -- Comparisons, observations, and concluding comments on the common ground between Schleiermacher and Barth