What Freedom?

The Persistent Challenge of Dietrich Bonhoeffer

What Freedom?

	ISBN: 9781610971263 Pages: 198 Publication Date: 5/23/2011 Retail Price: $25.00 Web Price: $20.00 Add to Wishlist	Web Price: $20.00 Add to Wishlist

What Freedom?

The Persistent Challenge of Dietrich Bonhoeffer

By Keith Clements

Foreword by Barry Harvey

Imprint: Wipf and Stock
Series: Bonhoeffer Secondary Studies Series
Category: Theology

PAPERBACK	ISBN: 9781610971263 Pages: 198 Publication Date: 5/23/2011 Retail Price: $25.00	Web Price: $20.00 Add to Wishlist

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Endorsements & Reviews-

"In one of his famous letters from prison, Bonhoeffer stated that Christians can no longer try anxiously to reserves some place for the divine in a world that no longer even pays lip service to God, or seek to return to a time when a nominal faith was expected of virtually everybody. He wrote that such notions amount to a counsel of despair, and could only be made at the cost of intellectual integrity. Clements takes to heart Bonhoeffer's resolve to address modern life, not in its weakness, but in its strength, to look for the transcendence of God, not at the margins but at the center of the human village. The result is a book that is both timely and enduring."
--Barry Harvey
Professor of Theology
Honors College and the Graduate Faculty in Religion
Baylor University

Contributors-

Keith Clements
Barry Harvey

Bio(s)-

Keith Clements: born 1943. Graduate of Cambridge and Oxford Universities with doctorate from Bristol University, England. Served as pastor of Baptist congregations in UK 1967-1977; 1977-1990 Tutor at Bristol Baptist College and part-time lecturer in Theology and Religious Studies, Bristol University; 1990-97 Secretary for International Affairs, Council of Churches for Britain and Ireland; 1997-2005 General Secretary, Conference of European Churches, Geneva. Now in active retirement in the west of England and occupied with writing and lecturing as far afield as USA, South Africa and Australia.
He has published extensively with a specialist interest in Dietrich Bonhoeffer, and ecumenical and social theology. In addition to A Patriotism for Today and What Freedom? his works on Bonhoeffer include editing Volume 13, London 1933-1935 in the English Translation Series of the Dietrich Bonhoeffer Works (2006) and The SPCK Introduction to Bonhoeffer (2010).