The Retreat to Commitment

abandon accept answer appears approach argued argument attempt authority Barth basic become belief called Christian Church claim commitment conception concerned conclusion contemporary context course criticism criticizable demarcation developed discussion Dogmatics ethic example existence experience express fact faith historical hold human ideas identity important impossible intellectual interpretation irrational Jesus justified kind knowledge language laws least liberalism limits logic matter means metacontext mind moral nature necessary object observation one's pancritical rationalism paradoxes particular person Philosophy political Popper position possible Post practice premises present Press principle problem Protestant Protestantism question rationalist rationality reason reference Refutations rejected religion religious remain reports requirement revision scientific seems sense situation social sort standards statements suggest theologians theology theory things thinking thought Tillich tion traditional true truth turn ultimate University writes York