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Rudolf Bultmann's Theology of the New Testament has stood the test of time. At the very moment modernity was threatening to splinter New Testament studies into a myriad of isolated disciplines, Bultmann was somehow able to hold history, exegesis, and theology together. Theology of the New Testament was, and still is, the definitive theological statement of a high modernist critic. In it Bultmann was as relentless in his historical judgments as he was unapologetic in laying bare the New Testament's existential claims.Beyond Bultmann puts Bultmann's classic Theology of the New Testament to a new test . Thirteen contemporary New Testament scholars subject Bultmann's Theology to a comprehensive new reading. This fresh, critical examination of Bultmann not only places his magisterial work in a new context but also reveals the enduring features of Bultmann's achievement. Beyond Bultmann demonstrates that Theology of the New Testament, far from being a relic in the museum of interpretation, still speaks today despite its flaws.
Bruce W. Longenecker is Professor of Religion and W. W. Melton Chair at Baylor University.Mikeal C. Parsons is Professor and Macon Chair in Religion at Baylor University.
Editors' PrefacePart 1Bultmann by the Book1. The Message of Jesus Samuel Byrskog2.The Kerygma of the Earliest Church C. Kavin Rowe 3. The Kerygma of the Hellenistic Church Aside from Paul Udo Schnelle4. Humanity Prior to the Revelation of Faith Richard B. Hays5. Humanity Under Faith John M. G. Barclay6. Johannine Christology and Eschatology J?Ârg Frey 7. Dualism and Soteriology in Johannine Theology Richard Bauckham8. The Rise of Church Order Luke Timothy Johnson9. The Development of Doctrine James D. G. Dunn 10. Christology and Soteriology Larry W. Hurtado 11. The Problem of Christian Living Wayne A. Meeks Part 2Bultmann in History and Theology12. Bultmann's Theology of the New Testament in Context Angela Standhartinger13. Bultmann and the Theological Interpretation of Scripture Francis Watson NotesBibliographyList of Contributors
"Beyond Bultmann points out the continuing importance of engaging and evaluating Bultmann as interpreter of the New Testament--in all of his historical, exegetical, and theological strengths and weaknesses. There is no better resource for this task than this critical and constructive study." -- Michael J Gorman, Raymond E Brown Professor of Biblical Studies & Theology, St Mary's Seminary & University, Baltimore