Hearing the word of God: The language of sound and the preacher’s voice in Karl 
Barth’s dialectical theology

Lichau, Karsten

doi:10.1086/713259

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Hearing the word of God: The language of sound and the preacher’s voice in Karl Barth’s dialectical theology

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Lichau, Karsten
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Lichau, K. (2021). Hearing the word of God: The language of sound and the preacher’s voice in Karl Barth’s dialectical theology. History of Humanities, 6(1), 111-135. doi:10.1086/713259.

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