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  E-mail Message: I thought you might be interested in this item at http://tyndale.worldcat.org/oclc/746852336 Title: God's being is in becoming : the trinitarian being of God in the theology of Karl Barth : a paraphrase Author: Eberhard Jüngel; John Webster Publisher: Edinburgh : T & T Clark, 2001. ISBN/ISSN: 9780567447302 0567447308 OCLC:746852336

  
  

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God's being is in becoming : the trinitarian being of God in the theology of Karl Barth : a paraphrase

Author:	Eberhard Jüngel; John Webster
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Summary:	Starting with an analysis of the close relation of Trinity and revelation in Barth, Jngel goes on to look at Barth's action of divine objectivity in relation to human subjectivity. He closes with a discussion of the ontological implications of God's self-manifestation at the Cross. This translation of Jngel's Gottes Sein ist in Werden also incorporates material from the 1975 German edition, together with a substantial new introduction by Professor John Webster.  Read more...