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Daily Archives: July 11, 2018
Karl Marx, Karl Barth, and the Inner-Life of Christian Sanctification — The Evangelical Calvinist
As a Christian I am concerned with the ‘inner life’; my inner life. If this concern is not properly ordered or placed into a properly formed Christian Dogmatic, with a properly construed theological-anthropology, then this concern could reduce to something … Continue reading
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