Ashland Theological Journal, Volume 27

Top Highlights

“Bonhoeffer’s attempt to correct the Lutheran tendency to divorce faith from discipleship” (Volume 27, Page 45)

“Bonhoeffer defines ethics as ‘the bold endeavor to speak about the way in which the form of Jesus Christ takes form in our world.’” (Volume 27, Page 46)

“humanity ‘in Christ’ is set free from sin and self. Therefore, humanity, like God is free to be for others” (Volume 27, Page 43)

“Bonhoeffer was convinced that racism would become one of the most critical problems for the church” (Volume 27, Page 41)

“consider the Sermon on the Mount as guidelines for discipleship” (Volume 27, Page 43)