

Bultmann's Mission of Demythologizing with David Congdon
Jul 1, 2016
David Congdon, a PhD graduate from Princeton Theological Seminary and associate editor at IVP Academic, dives deep into Rudolf Bultmann's mission of demythologizing the gospel. The conversation highlights Bultmann's impact on modern theology and the complexities of discussing faith and history. They explore how his ideas resonate within various cultural contexts and examine the tensions between theology and urgent social issues. Congdon also contrasts Bultmann's approach with those of other theologians, emphasizing the need for a relevant theological discourse today.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Navigating Theological Education and Upcoming Webinar Announcement
01:46 • 3min
Exploring Theological Depth Through Podcasts
04:25 • 4min
Exploring Theological Scholarship and Influence
08:14 • 12min
Theological Language and the Essence of Faith
20:31 • 22min
Demythologizing Faith: Bridging Cultures and Contexts
42:25 • 28min
Theological Tensions: Bultmann, Tillich, and Tracy
01:10:40 • 13min
Reflection on Bultmann's Silence and Urgency in Theology
01:23:45 • 3min