Karl Barth, A Sinner

[Gregory Matthews]

Karl Barth has been said to have been the greatest Protestant theologian of his time--the 1900s.  Recent scholarship has revealed the depths to which he went to justify in his  own life what others would likely call sin.  The following article deals with the issue of what to do with such that we might see in our  spiritual leaders.  I post the link not because  of agreement with everything that the author says.  Rather I post it because I     suggest that the issue is real and worthy of consideration.

See:

http://www.christianitytoday.com/ct/2017/october-web-only/what-to-make-of-karl-barths-steadfast-adultery.html?utm_source=ctweekly-html&utm_medium=Newsletter&utm_term=16245031&utm_content=543397655&utm_campaign=email&start=1

 

[Kevin H]

sad situation, but it is good to remember how we are all flawed and to one extent or another have to face realities in those who we have learned from as well as ourselves.

[LifeHiscost]

2 hours ago, Kevin H said:

sad situation, but it is good to remember how we are all flawed and to one extent or another have to face realities in those who we have learned from as well as ourselves.

Leaves me with better understanding of this fact.

25Whoever loves his life will lose it, but whoever hates his life in this world will keep it for eternal life.....John 12

God is Love!~Jesus saves!