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The German Church Conflict (Paperback, Revised ed.)
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The German Church Conflict (Paperback, Revised ed.)
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Loot Price R572
Discovery Miles 5 720
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As Hitler became ever more influential among the German people, so
religion became a factor which Hitler could use to the advantage of
National Socialism. Hitler won over the neutrality and acceptance
of the Roman Catholic Church for his government, but the more
divided Protestant faith presented greater problems. Hitler's
suggestion of the founding of a German-Christian Church seemed to
accommodate the need for unity within the German Protestant faith.
Whilst some Protestants were overjoyed at the idea that a national
'Christian' Church could be founded, others were highly critical. A
conflict between Church and State soon arose. Karl Barth vigorously
rejected the German-Christian movement; this work presents critical
reflection from Barth's point of view upon the historical, social
and political background to the transformation of the German
churches. The first essay examines the nature of conflict in the
Church, whilst the second focuses on the Church's opposition. The
third investigates the significant year of 1933-34 for the
German-Christian movement and it is in the fourth and fifth essays
that the German Confessing Church's history of the period is
analysed. The war on the Evangelical Church in Germany and the
German Confessing Church of 1936-1939 form the central theme of the
last six essays.
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