Exploring the Confession of 1967 and Its Unique Perspectives

This chapter delves into the Confession of 1967 presented at the General Assembly of the United Presbyterian Church, focusing on its themes of dignity, domination, and God's grace amidst the modern world. It contrasts this confession with other mid-20th century documents, discussing the nuanced views on justice, self-interest, human dignity, rights, and the influence of Karl Barth's theology.