Bonhoeffer and the Responsibility for a Coming Generation: Doing Theology in a Time Out of Joint (T&T Clark New Studies in Bonhoeffer’s Theology and Ethics)

Cover
Half Title
Series Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Dedication
Contents
Abbreviations
Foreword
Introduction
Part I: Bonhoeffer, the Generations, and Our Heritage
	Chapter 1: Old Man Bonhoeffer: Generativity, Life Span Psychology, and Intergenerational Ethics
	Chapter 2: “O, Poor Judas, What Have You Done!”: A Theological Exploration of Betrayal
	Chapter 3: What Does It Mean to Tell the Truth? : Bonhoeffer in the Digital Era
	Chapter 4: Guilt, Trauma, Resilience: Transgenerational Aspects in Theology and Psychotherapy in Conversation with Dietrich Bonhoeffer and Hans Joachim Iwand
	Chapter 5: Facing the Past, Taking Responsibility for a Coming Generation: The Legacy of Bonhoeffer’s Two “Testaments”
	Chapter 6: In the Wake: Reading Bonhoeffer at the Door of no Return
Part II: Bonhoeffer and Earth-Honoring Responsibility
	Chapter 7: Responsivity and Responsibility in the Age of the Anthropocene: Bonhoefferian Reflections on Hope in the Midst of a Climate Crisis
	Chapter 8: How Is Today’s—and the Coming—Generation to Go on Living? : Bonhoefferian Inspiration for an Eco-theology and an Eco-ethics
	Chapter 9: Bonhoeffer’s Theology of the Body and the Responsibility for the Earth
	Chapter 10: Toward a Theological Ethic of Intergenerational Responsibility: Bonhoeffer’s Christ as Mediator for the Coming Generation
Part III: Bonhoeffer, the Political, and Solidarity
	Chapter 11: The Political Myth of Christian Nationhood: Bonhoeffer and the Public Role of the Churches in Zambia
	Chapter 12: Reconciliation, Forgiveness, and Scarring Over: Political Dimensions of Moral Concepts
	Chapter 13: Beyond the Dark Night of the Soul: Bonhoeffer and Jews for Palestinian Rights
	Chapter 14: Bonhoeffer’s Idea of Europe as an Answer to the Crisis of Values
	Chapter 15: Politico-Religious Messianism: A Critical Analysis of the Brazilian Situation in Conversation with Dietrich Bonhoeffer
	Chapter 16: Reading Bonhoeffer amid the Hong Kong Protests
Part IV: Bonhoeffer, the Christ-Reality, and the Law
	Chapter 17: “The One Realm of the Christ-Reality”: A Critical Examination of a Powerful Theological Insight
	Chapter 18: Bonhoeffer’s Ethics of Responsibility: Truth-Telling, the Law, and the Christ-Reality
	Chapter 19: “Dezision” as a Modern Version of Docetism: Dietrich Bonhoeffer’s Disclosure of the Heretical Contrast in Carl Schmitt’s Theory of State
	Chapter 20: Bonhoeffer, Human Rights, and the Natural Law Tradition
Part V: Bonhoeffer on Peace, Hopeful Action, and the Future
	Chapter 21: Introducing Bonhoeffer’s Newly Found Letter to Gandhi
	Chapter 22: Dietrich Bonhoeffer and Steve Biko?: Toward a Politics of Hope among “Born Free” South Africans
	Chapter 23: Bonhoeffer and the Hermeneutics of Hope: The Quest for Existence and Meaning
	Chapter 24: “Make Straight in the Desert a Highway”: Relating Present and Future in Dietrich Bonhoeffer and Walter Benjamin
	Chapter 25: “Seek the Things That Are Above”: Bonhoeffer on Perceiving and Responding to God’s Action in History
	Chapter 26: “A Church for the Future?” : Dietrich Bonhoeffer’s Late Ecclesiology in Conversation with Mercy Oduyoye, Teddy Sakupapa, and Vuyani Vellem
	Sermon by the Most Rev. Dr. Thabo Makgoba, Anglican Archbishop of Cape Town, at the Opening Service of the 13th International Bonhoeffer Congress Held at the Stellenbosch United Church (January 19, 2020)
Contributors
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Subject Index