Beiträge des alttestamentlichen Theologen Thomas Krüger, des Kirchenhistorikers Peter Gemeinhardt und der systematischen Theologen Dietrich Korsch und Heiko Schulz, indem sie das Thema von verschiedener Seite der verschiedenen Disziplinen und im enzyklopädischen Zusammenhang beleuchten. [Marburg Yearbook of Theology XXXII. History as a Subject of Theology] At a time when facts and fictions threaten to blur to the point of indistinguishability, the subject of history also becomes a place of debate about the reality of experiences and the truth of narratives. Especially according to the thesis of the »end of history« as the »end of the grand narratives« (Fukuyama), any discipline with a historical subject matter will have to be able to address history as history in its own right. According to Paul Tillich, history is inextricably linked to the question of meaning, in which he also locates the religious dimension of history as history, as historicity. The contributions by the Old Testament theologian Thomas Krüger, the church historian Peter Gemeinhardt and the systematic theologians Dietrich Korsch and Heiko Schulz are devoted to this fundamental significance of history for life and understanding oneself in life, illuminating the subject from the different angles of various disciplines and in an encyclopedic context.