Religion in Life, Volume 41

African AICA American Barth basic become believe Bible biblical black theology called Catholic Cayce Christian faith Christology church comedy concept contemporary creation creative criticism culture death dialogue dirt divine doctrine earth ecumenical Edgar Cayce ethical evangelical Exley experience fact Fosdick Frederick Exley gathering God's gospel Harper hermeneutical historical Jesus hope Hügel human Ibid individual interpretation Israel Jesus Christ Jewish Jews Judaism Karl Barth LELAND LELAND STANFORD living man's meaning Methodist minister ministry modern moral nature neo-orthodox Old Testament ORGANIZED Paul Paul Tillich perspective philosophy political preaching present Press problem Professor prophetic question reality Reinhold Niebuhr relation relationship religion religious responsibility resurrection revelation role Rudolf Bultmann salvation history Schleiermacher secular secular theology sense sermon social society spiritual STANFORD symbols teaching theologians theology things thought Tillich tion tradition transcendent understanding UNIVERSITY vision word worship York