Philip G. Ziegler is Professor of Christian Dogmatics at the University of Aberdeen. He is the author of Doing Theology When God is Forgotten: The Theological Achievement of Wolf Krötke (2007) and Militant Grace: The Apocalyptic Turn and the Future of Christian Theology (2018). He is a General Secretary of the Karl Barth Society of North America, and had served on the executive committee of the English language section of the International Bonhoeffer Society.Michael Mawson is Senior Lecturer in Theology at Charles Sturt University, and was previously Senior Lecturer in Theological Ethics at the University of Aberdeen. He is the author of Christ Existing as Community: Bonhoeffer's Ecclesiology (2018) and co-editor of Christ, Church and World: New Studies in Bonhoeffer's Theology and Ethics (with Philip G. Ziegler; 2016).

One may, of course, pick and choose which topics in the book serve one's particular research and teaching interests, but all of the essays are worthy of attention. It is a handsome volume with a highly readable layout... Therefore, for anyone... especially for those who teach Bonhoeffer, this is an invaluable addition to their Bonhoeffer library.

• List of Abbreviations List of Contributors Michael Mawson and Philip G. Ziegler: Introduction Part I: Life and Context 1: Michael P. DeJonge: Bonhoeffer the Student 2: Gary Dorrien: Bonhoeffer in North America 3: Peter Frick: Bonhoeffer the Academic Theologian 4: Matthew D. Hockenos: Bonhoeffer and the Church Struggle 5: Victoria J. Barnett: Bonhoeffer and the Conspiracy 6: Keith Clements: Bonhoeffer and Ecumenism 7: Andreas Pangritz: Bonhoeffer and the Jews 8: David J. Lose: Bonhoeffer the Preacher Part II: Theology and Doctrine 9: Michael Mawson: Scripture 10: Philip G. Ziegler: God 11: Christiane Tietz: Christology 12: Christopher R. J. Holmes: The Holy Spirit 13: Matthew Puffer: Creation 14: Rachel Muers: Anthropology 15: Mark Knight: Sin and Salvation 16: Tom Greggs: Ecclesiology 17: Stefan Heuser: The Christian Life 18: Mark Lindsay: Eschatology Part III: Ethics and Public Life 19: Robin Lovin: The Reality of Christian Ethics 20: Hans G. Ulrich: The Forms of Ethical Life 21: Gerald McKenny: Freedom, Responsibility, and Moral Agency 22: Ralf K. Wüstenberg: Religion and Secularity 23: Stephen J. Plant: Bonhoeffer and Political Life 24: Clifford Green: Bonhoeffer's Christian Peace Ethic, Conditional Pacifism, and Resistance Part IV: Thinking After Bonhoeffer 25: Jenny M. McBride: Bonhoeffer and Feminist Theologies 26: Reggie Williams: Bonhoeffer and Race 27: Barry Harvey: Bonhoeffer, Community, and Witness 28: Nico Koopman: Bonhoeffer, South Africa, and Global Contexts 29: Jens Zimmermann: Bonhoeffer and Contemporary Philosophy Part V: Studying Bonhoeffer 30: Matthew D. Kirkpatrick: Sources and Texts 31: John W. de Gruchy: Biographies and Portraits 32: Stephen R. Haynes: Readings and Receptions Index

Philip G. Ziegler is Professor of Christian Dogmatics at the University of Aberdeen. He is the author of Doing Theology When God is Forgotten: The Theological Achievement of Wolf Krötke (2007) and Militant Grace: The Apocalyptic Turn and the Future of Christian Theology (2018). He is a General Secretary of the Karl Barth Society of North America, and had served on the executive committee of the English language section of the International Bonhoeffer Society.Michael Mawson is Senior Lecturer in Theology at Charles Sturt University, and was previously Senior Lecturer in Theological Ethics at the University of Aberdeen. He is the author of Christ Existing as Community: Bonhoeffer's Ecclesiology (2018) and co-editor of Christ, Church and World: New Studies in Bonhoeffer's Theology and Ethics (with Philip G. Ziegler; 2016).

One may, of course, pick and choose which topics in the book serve one's particular research and teaching interests, but all of the essays are worthy of attention. It is a handsome volume with a highly readable layout... Therefore, for anyone... especially for those who teach Bonhoeffer, this is an invaluable addition to their Bonhoeffer library.

• List of Abbreviations List of Contributors Michael Mawson and Philip G. Ziegler: Introduction Part I: Life and Context 1: Michael P. DeJonge: Bonhoeffer the Student 2: Gary Dorrien: Bonhoeffer in North America 3: Peter Frick: Bonhoeffer the Academic Theologian 4: Matthew D. Hockenos: Bonhoeffer and the Church Struggle 5: Victoria J. Barnett: Bonhoeffer and the Conspiracy 6: Keith Clements: Bonhoeffer and Ecumenism 7: Andreas Pangritz: Bonhoeffer and the Jews 8: David J. Lose: Bonhoeffer the Preacher Part II: Theology and Doctrine 9: Michael Mawson: Scripture 10: Philip G. Ziegler: God 11: Christiane Tietz: Christology 12: Christopher R. J. Holmes: The Holy Spirit 13: Matthew Puffer: Creation 14: Rachel Muers: Anthropology 15: Mark Knight: Sin and Salvation 16: Tom Greggs: Ecclesiology 17: Stefan Heuser: The Christian Life 18: Mark Lindsay: Eschatology Part III: Ethics and Public Life 19: Robin Lovin: The Reality of Christian Ethics 20: Hans G. Ulrich: The Forms of Ethical Life 21: Gerald McKenny: Freedom, Responsibility, and Moral Agency 22: Ralf K. Wüstenberg: Religion and Secularity 23: Stephen J. Plant: Bonhoeffer and Political Life 24: Clifford Green: Bonhoeffer's Christian Peace Ethic, Conditional Pacifism, and Resistance Part IV: Thinking After Bonhoeffer 25: Jenny M. McBride: Bonhoeffer and Feminist Theologies 26: Reggie Williams: Bonhoeffer and Race 27: Barry Harvey: Bonhoeffer, Community, and Witness 28: Nico Koopman: Bonhoeffer, South Africa, and Global Contexts 29: Jens Zimmermann: Bonhoeffer and Contemporary Philosophy Part V: Studying Bonhoeffer 30: Matthew D. Kirkpatrick: Sources and Texts 31: John W. de Gruchy: Biographies and Portraits 32: Stephen R. Haynes: Readings and Receptions Index