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Bultmann Was Right, And Goodacre Admits It
In a new essay at Bible and Interpretation, Mark writes Last week Rudolf Bultmann was 125 years old, but not everyone celebrated. To which I reply- but all good and thinking people did! Bultmann… more →
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Bultmann on Myths
Benjamin Steele wrote 1 week ago: “It may be said that myths give to the transcendent reality an immanent, this-worldly objectiv … more →
Good post on Bultmann's theology of John
Peje Iesous wrote 1 month ago: Obviously steeped in reading from his doctoral pursuits, Brandon Wason has recently written a post o … more →
Thoughts on Evangelicalism Past, Present, and Future… Part 4b
Michael Graham wrote 1 month ago: Suburbanization: Evangelicalism's Physical Cultural Sequestering So, Protestantism tore in two: … more →
An historical fact which involves a resurrection from the dead is utterly inconceivable...no matter how many witnesses are cited
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soulangler wrote 1 month ago: An historical fact which involves a resurrection from the dead is utterly inconceivable…no mat … more →
The Angels as a Political Problem
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Aaron Pidel, SJ wrote 2 months ago: +AMDG+ The Feast of the Archangels always makes me—and others, I suspect—acutely aware of the divide … more →
Christianity & Western Thought, Volume 3: Journey to Postmodernity in the 20th Century
fleance7 wrote 2 months ago: Here’s some fascinating info on this book series from IVP that began with Colin Brown’s Philosophy a … more →
20th Century Theology: The Heavy Hitters
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Reformed Reader wrote 2 months ago: Though this book isn’t new, 20th Century Theology (Downers Grove, IVP, 1992) by Stanley Grenz … more →
The futility of Liberal 'faith'
soulangler wrote 2 months ago: It is impossible to make use of electric light and radio, and, in case of illness, to claim the help … more →
Naturalism in Liberal Theology
soulangler wrote 2 months ago: This closedness (of the universe) means that the continuum of historical happenings cannot be rent b … more →
Naturalism in Liberal Theology
soulangler wrote 2 months ago: This closedness (of the universe) means that the continuum of historical happenings cannot be rent b … more →
Body and Character in Luke and Acts
Eli wrote 2 months ago: Body and Character in Luke and Acts by Mikeal C. Parsons Mikeal Parsons has illuminated ancient atti … more →
Bultmann Was Right, And Goodacre Admits It
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Jim wrote 3 months ago: In a new essay at Bible and Interpretation, Mark writes Last week Rudolf Bultmann was 125 years old, … more →
A Bit More Bultmann-Mania (Or Bultmania)
Jim wrote 3 months ago: The EKD has published today a couple of nice pieces on the occasion of the 125th Anniversary of Bult … more →
Quote of the Day
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Jim wrote 3 months ago: Those who have been warned to steer clear of [Bultmann are urged] to read what he wrote. Because you … more →
Chris Tilling: A Bultmann Tribute
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Jim wrote 3 months ago: In spite of the fact that Doug Chaplin doesn’t quite grasp Tilling’s willingness to expr … more →
Using Bultmann: An Essay By James Crossley
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Jim wrote 3 months ago: Using Bultmann Bultmann was a significant figure for a number of reasons already outlined and for pl … more →
And Now James Has Chimed In...
Jim wrote 3 months ago: On the Bultmann festivities. … more →
Dunedin 'Celebrates' Bultmann Too!
Jim wrote 3 months ago: Sort of, left handedly. Read it for yourself. … more →
Rudolf Bultmann: A Remembrance by Maurice Casey
Jim wrote 3 months ago: Rudolf Bultmann Maurice Casey Rudolf Bultmann (1884-1976) is justly famous as one of the most import … more →
