At a time when systematic theology is marked by disciplinary fragmentation and methodological exhaustion, The End of Theology offers a critical reassessment of Dietrich Bonhoeffer’s christology in constructive dialogue with John Webster, Sarah Coakley, and Veli-Matti Kärkkäinen. By tracing the limits of these influential approaches, the book clarifies the depth of theology’s present crisis as not simply a collapse to be neatly repaired but a decisive threshold from which theological reflection today might be rethought. The final proposal is for a practice of apocalyptic theological reflection that is both epistemically critical and politically radical—one which points beyond theology’s present ruins towards a yet unknown future end.