Adjudicating Conflicting Christologies

Philosophy and Theology 6 (2):117-135 (1991)
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In this study of Marshall’s Christology in Conflict, the author deals with three questions and issues which can be raised regarding Marshall’s argument: his account of the historical shape of the problem, his critique of Rahner, and his use of Barth’s christology.

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