Nancy Duff

After Ten Years

History & Biography

“With great finesse, Victoria Barnett's introduction to After Ten Years honors Dietrich Bonhoeffer's resistance to Hitler, without exaggerating it; admits that Bonhoeffer's work sometimes included anti-Judaic claims, without dismissing it as irredeemably ant-Judaic; and shows how Bonhoeffer's commitment to victims of Nazi German evolved, without suggesting his economic status prevented him from understanding the suffering of others. She also cautiously, almost indirectly,invites readers to consider Bonhoeffer's work in light of our own troubled political time. Her analysis and summary of this important document will be invaluable to anyone interested in Bonhoeffer's work and the historical context in which it was written.”

Professor Schmoot Has Lost His Keys Again

Fiction

“In this work of fiction, Christopher Morse accomplishes a seemingly impossible task: combining theology with humor. Most readers will occasionally find themselves the target of his satire, but his humor never resorts to cynicism, and he is never mean-spirited toward his characters. As profound as it is humorous, this book will appeal to anyone interested in the state of the church, theological education, and cultural attitudes toward religion.”