The text critically engages with Bultmann's theological innovations, offering a historical context for his thought and examining how his ideas challenged traditional Christian theology. Through close readings of his key works, including History and Eschatology and New Testament and Mythology, the book assesses the impact of Bultmann's ideas on subsequent theological developments, including existential theology, liberation theology, and the theology of hope. Additionally, the work addresses critiques of Bultmann, particularly from conservative and dialectical theologians such as Karl Barth, and explores his ongoing influence in contemporary theological debates about faith, history, and secularism.
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