Projektnummer

0057733

Zusammenfassung

There is widespread consensus that Dietrich Bonhoeffer was one of the most important religious voices of the twentieth century. He developed that voice, in part, through a sustained conversation with Martin Luther. Despite Bonhoeffer's lifelong engagement with Luther's work, there has been no scholarly monograph dedicated to his intellectual relationship to Luther. DeJonge argues that Bonhoeffer's thinking was, and should be interpreted as, Lutheran which challenges mainstream (especially American) Bonhoeffer scholarship, where Luther's importance has been acknowledged in general but h...