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God reveals Himself. He reveals Himself through Himself. He reveals Himself.
CD I/1 296 (Made it to chapter 2! On to the Trinity…) Interesting, in the following footnote, Barth tells us that he originally had followed this sentenceGod reveals Himself. He reveals Himself through Himself. He reveals Himself. CD I/1 296
Interesting, in the following footnote, Barth tells us that he originally had followed this sentence with “Logically they are quite simply question about the subject, predicate, and object of the following statement: God Exists. Deus dixit.” Unfortunately, some people seem to have thought Barth was making some sort of proof for the trinity, and so its been omitted from the main text of the version I am reading. Which is a bummer, because I prefer: God Speaks!
