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'''Rudolf Karl Bultmann''' (1884—1976) was a [[Liberal Christian|liberal theologian]] whose ideas appear to have led to the 1960's Christian [[atheism]] movement. According to the historian Hans Schwarz, Bultmann "did not pick and choose" his Christianity. Nevertheless, his works, often espousing the bizarre notion of demythologization, were interpreted as blazing green lights for [[Cafeteria Christianity]]. <ref> [http://books.google.com/books?id=e4oaXKWybqgC&pg=PA124&dq=Wilhelm+Herrmann+Karl+Barth&as_brr=3&ei=A-RYSYnkCIuINoi67K4L#PPA278,M1 ''Theology in a Global Context''] By Hans Schwarz, page 278 </ref>
'''Rudolf Karl Bultmann''' (1884—1976) was a [[Liberal Christian|liberal theologian]] whose ideas appear to have led to the 1960's Christian [[atheism]] movement. According to the historian Hans Schwarz, Bultmann "did not pick and choose" his Christianity<ref> [http://books.google.com/books?id=e4oaXKWybqgC&pg=PA124&dq=Wilhelm+Herrmann+Karl+Barth&as_brr=3&ei=A-RYSYnkCIuINoi67K4L#PPA278,M1 ''Theology in a Global Context''] By Hans Schwarz, page 278 </ref>
. Nevertheless, his works, often espousing the bizarre notion of demythologization, were interpreted as blazing green lights for [[Cafeteria Christianity]].
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