Keith Johnson
Professor of Theology and Undergraduate Chair at Wheaton College; author, backpacker, bread maker; coming soon: *Confronting Christian Nationalism: Karl Barth and the German Church Struggle, 1932-1935* (Baylor University Press)
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A Strange Examination
In April 1932, Karl Barth sat before a room full of Protestant church administrators and pastors. He had been invited to clear the air.
For two years, Barth had been criticizing church authorities for speaking more about their leadership s...
The Word That Interrupted
On the evening of October 30, 1933, about a thousand people made their way into the Berlin Sing-Akademie for a lecture that had hardly been advertised. The organizers had printed no posters or public notices because they feared the meeting...
A Resistance That Cannot Resist
On May 30, 1933, four months into the Third Reich, Karl Barth stood before a room of students and told them why theology mattered in a time of crisis. I thought about his words from that morning as I taught my own students this semester.
T...
The Body of Christ, Gerrymandered
I was struck by a quote from Tennessee Lt. Governor Randy McNally on the passage of Tennessee’s newly gerrymandered map, designed to eliminate the majority Black district around Memphis:
The fight for control of Congress is a civilizatio...
The Church's Captivity: Diagnosis and Symptom
Shortly after six o’clock on the evening of January 31, 1931, Karl Barth rose to speak in a crowded auditorium at the Schleiermacher-Hochschule in Berlin. Behind the podium stretched a large fresco of dignitaries from German history. On one...
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Professor of Theology and Undergraduate Chair at Wheaton College; coming in 2026: *Karl Barth and the Idolatry of the Nation: Confronting Christian Nationalism* (Baylor University Press)
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