Becoming and being

The book offers a comparative analysis of two contrasting modern approaches to the doctrine of God, focusing on Barth's biblically grounded trinitarianism and Hartshorne's speculative reasoning. Despite their differences, the author highlights unexpected connections between the two. The second edition includes a new conclusion addressing critiques and reflecting on the author's evolving perspectives. It provides insightful portraits of Barth and Hartshorne, serving as both an introduction to the rational basis of theology and an exploration of enduring questions related to belief in God.