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050			_aBX4827.B57 _b.K44 1984
100			_aKelly, Geffrey B.
245		0	_aLiberating Faith : _bBonhoeffer's Message for Today / _cGeffrey B. Kelly
260			_aMinneapolis, MN : _bAugsburg Pub. House, _c1984
300			_a206 p. _b; _c22 cm.
505			_a1 Bonhoeffer: a witness to Christ -- Bonhoeffer the student -- The teacher and ecumenist -- The church struggle -- Director of an illegal seminary -- The costly grace of discipleship -- Work in the German resistance -- The prison letters -- Martyrdom -- 2 Christ, the center of liberated life -- The early christology of the Berlin dissertations -- Christ the center -- The commanding Christ -- Christ, the unity of human existence -- Jesus, the man for others -- 3. The liberation of faith -- Theological anthropology and self-transformation freedom for costly discipleship -- Faith, freedom, and responsibility -- Faith and the affirmation of life -- Participation in the sufferings of God in the world -- 4. Faith, the liberation of the Church -- Bonhoeffer's early ecclesiology: the Church as Christ's presence in the world -- Church and state: tensions in ecclesiology -- The church and the racial issue in the years of crisis -- Church freedom, ecumenism, and the Nazi crisis -- The church's critical presence in the world -- A church confessing guilt: a church for others. 5. Freedom and discipline: rhythms of a christocentric spirituality -- Liberation in Christ -- The "discipline of the secret": liberating religion from itself -- "Nonreligious" Christianity: freedom for the Word of God -- Freedom in the prayer of silence and the fellowship of prayer -- Stations on the road to freedom: faith's liberating power -- 6. Conclusion: Bonhoeffer, Church, and the liberation of Peoples -- "The view from below": a challenge to the churches -- Bonhoeffer and the Jews: church guilt in the Holocaust -- Bonhoeffer and contemporary liberation theology -- Church solidarity with the oppressed -- Liberation and the criteria for violence -- The cross of Christ: symbol of courage in faith.
650			_aBonhoeffer, Dietrich,—1906-1945.
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