The Teachings and Legend of Deitrich Bonhoeffer

When indifferent to Nazism, Hitler was a criminal offense, expressing these emotions was particularly frustrating and made his own voice. Dietrich Bonhoeffer is a talented information provider whose theology he wrote is still affecting Christians around the world. He did not intend to comply with his social norms and sell political atmosphere. A new church was formed to resist the political power of Nazism, named Dietrich.

Meanwhile, Bonhoeffer was a professor of Finkenwalde at the underground seminary (the government prohibited publicly teaching). But after the theological school was discovered and closed down, confession church became increasingly reluctant to oppose Hitler and moral opposition became increasingly ineffective, so Panhofer began to change his strategy It was. So far, he was a pacifist who tried to oppose the Nazis through religious behavior and moral persuasion. Now he has signed a German secret service team (as a dual agent) - during a trip to a European church meeting he should gather information about the place he visited. Bonhoeffer also became part of a conspiracy to overthrow Hitler's subsequent assassination

This fascinating biography carries the story of a pastor and pacifist, Dietrich Bonhoeffer, who became an unlikely hero when he joined the plan to kill Hitler. Pan Howard spent a blessed childhood, and his travel and research made him a moderate academic pacifist. With the rise of Nazis · Germany, Bonhoo departed from the German church, which made it possible to replace the cross. The Jews were deported to death camps, eventually choosing to abandon his pacifism and participate in the assassination of evil dictators.

In the political turmoil, Pan Howard continues to question the correct role of Christians in Nazi Germany. On November 9, 1938, when German synagogues and Jewish companies were burned and destroyed at Kristallnacht, Bonhoeffer soon went to Berlin and its destruction was prohibited by Gestapo. After returning home, when his students discussed the theological significance of Kristalnacht, Bonhoeffer rejected the theory of Kristallnacht's "curse that Jesus harassed the Jews since Jesus died on the cross". Instead, Panhofer called the Holocaust an example of "pure violence" in the Nazi "face of atheists".