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	title:	Letters and Papers from Prison (SCM Classics)
	author:	Dietrich Bonhoeffer
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	SCM Press
	released:	June, 2001
	isbn:	0334028361
	isbn-13:	9780334028369

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Subtle, Challenging and Humane - Rated Bonhoeffer's 'Letters and Papers' represents his final theological reflections and correspondence produced during his internment by the Nazis. It is, by its very nature, sketchy and tantalising, giving the reader both insights into the state of his mind and glimpses of exciting theological developments in his thought. There is something powerful and modern in Bonhoeffer's wrestling with the question of the status of Christianity in a 'world come of age'; at the same time, it is extremely moving and troubling to follow his journey towards execution at Flossenburg Concentration Camp in April 1945. Do not approach this work lightly; to read it seriously is to take the risk of being left uncomfortable, stretched and changed. In short, it is a work which explores both private and public questions as relevant today as they were in the 1940s.

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Subtle, Challenging and Humane - Rated 5/5
Bonhoeffer's 'Letters and Papers' represents his final theological reflections and correspondence produced during his internment by the Nazis. It is, by its very nature, sketchy and tantalising, giving the reader both insights into the state of his mind and glimpses of exciting theological developments in his thought. There is something powerful and modern in Bonhoeffer's wrestling with the question of the status of Christianity in a 'world come of age'; at the same time, it is extremely moving and troubling to follow his journey towards execution at Flossenburg Concentration Camp in April 1945. Do not approach this work lightly; to read it seriously is to take the risk of being left uncomfortable, stretched and changed. In short, it is a work which explores both private and public questions as relevant today as they were in the 1940s.