Bonhoeffer

Lesson 8: Final Thoughts on Bonhoeffer

Lesson 8: Final Thoughts on Bonhoeffer

I really have been overwhelmed rereading Bonhoeffer. As I have repeatedly reported, I was not that impressed when I first studied him in divinity school. At that time, I was caught up in the civil rights movement and naively felt we had learned how to speak truth to power. Now, I feel he has a […]

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Lesson 7:  Letters and Papers from Prison (Part 4): Conclusions and Consequences

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Lesson 6: Letters and Papers from Prison (Part 3): The Real Meaning of Christian Faith

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Lesson 5: Letters and Papers from Prison (Part 2): Stocktaking of Christianity

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Lesson 4: Letters and Papers from Prison: Observations

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Lesson 3: Ethics

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Lesson 2: The Cost of Discipleship

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Lesson 1: Life

Lesson 1: Life

When Paul suggested we do something on a Lutheran theologian and mentioned Dietrich Bonhoeffer, my ears went up. A number of my other friends have named him recently when discussing how the church should relate to government activities they think are unchristian. Lutherans have special problems, because Luther’s two kingdoms theory makes obeying the ruling authorities […]

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