Jacques Ellul and the Bible: Towards a Hermeneutic of Freedom

In this exploration of Jacques Ellul's thought, the author delves into the intersection of theology and sociology, illuminating Ellul’s profound insights on freedom as articulated through biblical texts. The work seeks to uncover how Ellul's hermeneutic approach can serve as a lens for understanding contemporary issues of autonomy and authority.

Rollison thoughtfully navigates Ellul’s writings, offering readers a fresh perspective on the theological implications of justice, faith, and human agency. By engaging with Ellul’s distinctive ideas, this analysis encourages a critical examination of modern society’s relationship with biblical teachings, ultimately inviting readers to reconsider notions of freedom in their own lives.