Protestant theologian Karl Barth
A) was a pioneer of liberal theology.
B) glorified secular progress as a sign of God's favor.
C) reacted against liberal theology and saw the world and humanity as sinful and helpless.
D) wrote a theological justification of Nazism.
E) believed that the Great War had helped to marry religion and secularism.
Ans: C
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