The book explores the relationship between the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ and the concept of sin, framing sin as an ontological-existential issue. It argues that salvation is rooted in the resurrection, which transforms the nature of existence from death to life. The text delves into the implications of Christ's life and suffering, examining the connections between faith, salvation, and ethics. It also contemplates the vision of life within a new creation, addressing these themes through an existential lens relevant to contemporary experiences.
