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John Sheveland在Barth的教会教义3,no. 3中设定了和解的主题。2和4,不。在与吠檀多·德斯卡的对话中,他讨论了《博伽梵歌》18:66,并呼吁独自在那拉亚那避难。在这两种情况下,人类状况的徒劳都是真实的,但与神救恩的力量相比是次要的。因此,人类生活在一种矛盾的情况下,既已和解,又在大部分时间里生活得好像并没有和解。舍夫兰以“田园拾取”结束了他的文章,从这一比较遭遇中引出了实际的建设性含义。
John Sheveland sets the theme of reconciliation in Barth’s Church Dogmatics 3, no. 2 and 4, no. 1 in conversation with Vedanta Desika’s discussion of Bhagavad Gita 18:66 and its call to take refuge in Narayana alone. In both cases, the futility of the human condition is real, but secondary to the power of divine salvation. Human beings thus live in a paradoxical situation of having been reconciled, yet living much of the time as if that were not so. Sheveland concludes his essay with “pastoral gleanings,” drawing out practical constructive implications from this comparative encounter.