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Jeder kommt zum Vater : Barmen und die Folgen / Pinchas Lapide.

Title: Jeder kommt zum Vater : Barmen und die Folgen / Pinchas Lapide.
Author: Lapide, Pinchas, 1922-1997
Publication: Neukirchen-Vluyn : Neukirchener Verlag, c1984.

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66 p.; 21 cm.

Summary

The Barmen Declaration, passed at the first synod of the German Confessing Church in May 1934, was directed against Nazi appropriation of Christian symbols and beliefs, and against the "German Christians" who adopted the racist ideology. It failed to mention Christianity's debt to Judaism, or the persecution of the Jews, and included an Aryan paragraph banning pastors and Church officials of "non-Aryan" parentage. Ch. 1 (p. 7-34), "Barmen ohne Juden: Eine Defizitanzeige", appeared in English as "No Balm in Barmen? A Jewish Debit Account" in the "Ecumenical Review" 36, 4 (1984), and in the "Journal of Theology for Southern Africa" 50 (1985).

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ISBN

3788707763

OCLC

11614465
SCSB-12786645

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