Works
- The Body: A Study in Pauline Theology, 1952
- Jesus and His Coming: The Emergence of a Doctrine, 1959
- On Being the Church in the World, 1960
- Honest to God, 1963, Philadelphia: Westminster John Knox, paperback ed.
- The New Reformation, 1965, Westminster John Knox
- Exploration into God, 1967
- But That I Can't Believe!, 1967
- In the End...God: A Study of Last Things, 1968
- The Difference in Being a Christian Today, 1971
- The Human Face of God, 1973
- Redating the New Testament, 1976, Wipf & Stock Publishers: ISBN 1-57910-527-0
- “The New Testament Dating Game,” Time (21 March 1977), p. 95.
- Truth is Two-Eyed, 1979
- Wrestling With Romans, 1979
- The Roots of a Radical, 1981
- Where Three Ways Meet, 1983
- Priority of John, 1985
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