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Show Notes
A new movie has been released this week about Dietrich Bonhoeffer, the German pastor who was killed by the Nazis for his involvement in a plot to kill Hitler.
Bonhoeffer's fame has ballooned into a kind of mythology that has seen people of all stripes "claim" him as their own. But our guest for this episode says that if we only think of him as a “hero” for our cause, we may miss important pieces of Bonhoeffer’s complex life and thinking.
So, who was Dietrich Bonhoeffer and why does he still matter?
- (04:47) - - Bonhoeffer's Germany
- (13:13) - - The Nazi Church
- (22:59) - - Bonhoeffer's career begins
- (32:21) - - Bonhoeffer begins to speak out
- (42:05) - - Bonhoeffer joins a resistence
- (48:40) - - The plot to kill Hitler
- (54:48) - - Bonhoeffer's ethical theory: how he might have justified killing Hitler
- (01:02:06) - - Imprisoned by the Nazis
- (01:04:18) - - Bonhoeffer is executed
- (01:08:56) - - What we get wrong about Bonhoeffer
- (01:12:08) - - Jesus: the man for others
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