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“Only at the cross of Christ does man see fully what it is that separates him from God; yet it is here alone that he perceives that he is no longer separated from God. Nowehere else does the inviolable holiness of God, the impossibility of overlooking the guilt of man stand out more plainly; but nowhere else does the limitless mercy of God, which utterly transcends all human standards, stand out more clearly and plainly.”

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Emil Brunner
Emil Brunner

Emil Brunner was a prominent philosopher and theologian, renowned for his contributions to Christian theology. Born on December 23, 1889, in Bern, Switzerland, he passed away on April 6, 1966. Brunner's achievements are particularly notable in the field of religious philosophy and theology, particularly in exploring the relationship between religion and modern society. His works have had a profound impact on the study of religion and are considered one of the most important theological contributions of the 20th century. His influence is still felt today, as his theories continue to be widely read and studied for their insights into the role of religion in contemporary society. more

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