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What Does Bultmann Understand by the Acts of God?

What Does Bultmann Understand by the Acts of God?

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  • George E. Ladd

In the early 1960s Rudolf Bultmann was arguably the most influential theologian in Germany. It is imperative to attempt to understand Bultmann's theology. This paper is such an attempt. It focuses on understanding the paradox at the heart of Bultmann's theology, i.e., the place where God acts is in the sphere of human existence. How should we understand this language of the "act of God"?

Source: Bulletin of the Evangelical Theological Society, 1962. 7 pages.

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