Clifford J. Green
Biography
Clifford J. Green wrote Bonhoeffer, and edited Karl Barth: Theologian of Freedom and Sanctorum Communio.
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History & Biography
“Here is Bethge's own story, warmly told for the first time. From personal knowledge and unpublished papers John de Gruchy paints a portrait of Bethge's generous humanity during his eventful life in Hitler's Germany and the post-war world. Everybody who met Eberhard Bethge and everyone interested in Dietrich Bonhoeffer will want this book.”
Theology
“Here is an important new theological voice raising crucial issues of biblical exegesis and theological interpretation. Raheb's work in contextual Palestinian theology is also highly relevant to Western Christians, particularly those wrestling with post-Holocaust theology and Jewish-Christian relations.”
The Collected Sermons of Dietrich Bonhoeffer
Preaching & Worship
“'Bonhoeffer loved to preach,' said his friend and biographer Eberhard Bethge. Here, for the first time in English, is a choice collection of Bonhoeffer's sermons. At once scriptural and engaging the reader personally, the sermons also address public issues faced by those trying to live as Christians in the Third Reich. The enduring freshness and pertinence of the word of God in these human words will challenge and comfort readers now as then.”
History & Biography
“Teachers, students, and careful readers have waited years for such a Bonhoeffer biography – it is accurate, readable, and compact. The Bonhoeffer portrayed by Christiane Tietz is a Christian theologian—not a hero or a saint—a creative thinker, a courageous and critical lover of his church, and a politically responsible citizen in a perilous time.”
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