Title: A great "graspable" summary
Product review: In this small book Hunnex grapples with the impact of existentialism on 20th century Christianity. The unorthodoxy of the neo-orthodox theologians is shown as he demonstrates, using their own logic, that the conclusions they've reached are unjustified. The rub is supernaturalism versus naturalism. Orthodox Christianity as a worldview requires a belief in the supernatural. When this is tossed - why keep toying with the title "Christian." An excellent overview for anyone who needs to understand the issues but doesn't have time for an in-depth study of Barth, Brunner, Schleimacher, Bonhoeffer, etc.
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