“By beholding folly as the folly of others, thine own folly cries out to heaven. Even negation of this world and perception of the paradox of life; even submission to the judgment of God and waiting upon Him; even ‘brokenness’; even the behavior of the ‘Biblical Man’ – if these proceed from the adoption of a point of view, of a method, of a system, or of a particular kind of behavior, by which men distinguish themselves from other men – are no more then the righteousness of men; and it evokes the wrath of God.” – Karl Barth, The Epistle to the Romans, 56-57.