Briefwechsel 1926-1976
By (author) Rudolf Bultmann Edited by Werner Zager By (author) Günther Bornkamm
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(December 2014)
ISBN: 9783161517082
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In the correspondence between Rudolf Bultmann and his student Gunther Bornkamm, the two discuss central issues of New Testament studies which have not lost any of their significance. Among other topics, the interpretation of the last supper, the importance of the earthly Jesus for New Testament theology and the demythologization of the New Testament’s proclamation are discussed. From the beginning, both correspondents belonged to the Confessing Church and were consistent advocates of freedom in theology and the church. Bultmann and Bornkamm made constructive use of the legacy of liberal theology, each in his own way: Bultmann with his programmatic of demythologization and Bornkamm with his subsequent participation in the research on the historical Jesus.
(1884-1976) Studium in Tübingen, Berlin und Marburg; 1910 Promotion; 1912 Habilitation; 1916 a.o. Professor für Neues Testament in Breslau; 1920 als Nachfolger Wilhelm Boussets o. Professor in Gießen; 1921 bis zur Emeritierung im Jahre 1951 o. Professor für Neues Testament in Marburg.
- By (author) Rudolf Bultmann
- Edited by Werner Zager
- By (author) Günther Bornkamm
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