Rudolf Bultmann

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Was Rudolf Bultmann a Nazi sympathizer? Short answer—no. And yet…the accusation is commonplace within some […]

Leave it to the Mockingcast to awaken me out of my summer-long blogging slumber. On […]

Another appropriate Easter quote comes from a sermon on Lamentations 3:22-41, found in Rudolf Bultmann’s sermon collection, […]

If you have yet to see it, The Verge has a phenomenal (and gorgeous!) article on […]

Max Weber’s The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism (1905) has been immensely influential, […]

In celebration of Valentine’s Day, here are a few choice quotes on love from the […]

The following is a list of my top Mockingbird theology books of 2012 (in no […]

It is my contention that the ever-contentious 20th century theologian, Rudolf Bultmann, was nothing less […]