It would be really fascinating and helpful to get a hold of the syllabus for the class that the interviewer took with Hart and is mentioned at 43:44. If anyone has any ideas on this?
Eberhard's biography of Barth provides a very interesting account of Barth's interactions with Przywara's views when he invited Przywara to his seminar in 1927. I find Przwara extremely interesting but daunting and had to check my copy of Analogia Entis to verify that Hart helped in the translation. O'Meara's work on Przywara is good place to start for those interested.
David Hart says we are living in a fallen world but evades the answer how it became like that by saying it's unimportant. That seems very unsatisfactory to me. He would rather say it's a mystery which of course is also unsatisfying, but at least more honest.
Vaska, what makes it untenable? Also, it's a pretty common theme in the NT so it's not clear how Christianity qua Christianity could denounce this idea and still be called "Christianity."
What you're looking for is a common understanding of the Genesis story lol. Don't even need literature to figure that out. In fact, good luck getting anyone to act as if that isn't the case, or convincing them it isn't. You'd have to twist it into something it doesn't mean to do it. It's a bit like asking why are men and women attracted to eachother. It's time self-evident and a waste of time in a formal interview with far more interesting material to cover.
''Crackers and grape juice'' now there's a bigoted name for a podcast if ever I've seen one and it claims to not use ''stained galss language''. Anti-Catholic bigotry is still very much alive and well.
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Fabulous that Captain Bad Audio starts off talking about microphones. You know we love you DBH.
Thank you so much for this!
It would be really fascinating and helpful to get a hold of the syllabus for the class that the interviewer took with Hart and is mentioned at 43:44. If anyone has any ideas on this?
Eberhard's biography of Barth provides a very interesting account of Barth's interactions with Przywara's views when he invited Przywara to his seminar in 1927. I find Przwara extremely interesting but daunting and had to check my copy of Analogia Entis to verify that Hart helped in the translation. O'Meara's work on Przywara is good place to start for those interested.
Good interview. Thanks!
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David Hart says we are living in a fallen world but evades the answer how it became like that by saying it's unimportant. That seems very unsatisfactory to me. He would rather say it's a mystery which of course is also unsatisfying, but at least more honest.
It's an untenable claim, one that Christianity must sooner or later renounce if it is to have a future.
He wrote an entire book on it
Vaska, what makes it untenable? Also, it's a pretty common theme in the NT so it's not clear how Christianity qua Christianity could denounce this idea and still be called "Christianity."
What you're looking for is a common understanding of the Genesis story lol. Don't even need literature to figure that out. In fact, good luck getting anyone to act as if that isn't the case, or convincing them it isn't. You'd have to twist it into something it doesn't mean to do it. It's a bit like asking why are men and women attracted to eachother. It's time self-evident and a waste of time in a formal interview with far more interesting material to cover.
''Crackers and grape juice'' now there's a bigoted name for a podcast if ever I've seen one and it claims to not use ''stained galss language''. Anti-Catholic bigotry is still very much alive and well.
The god of popular devotion and the god of recherché theological belief doesn’t exist in Judaism . In Judaism G-d is 1.