A Dialogue with Dietrich Bonhoeffer: Collected Essays

This volume is a collection of articles originally published between 2007 and 2009. Although each one of the essays has its own internal coherence by interpreting Bonhoeffer’s theology with reference to a specific question, the essays as a whole are unified in that they seek to explicate the larger movement of Bonhoeffer’s theological thinking. In view of that end, the essays on Kempis, Nietzche, and Tillich are attempts to make intelligible the theological and philosophical anchors on Bonhoeffer’s thought, while the essays on the sermon, racism, and theological dialogue have the aim of demonstrating the contemporary significance of Bonhoeffer’s theology.