Session A19-208 Religion and Catastrophe: Bonhoeffer in Comparative Perspective Saturday, 12:30 PM – 2:30 PM (In Person) Convention Center-Mile High 4C (Lower Level) In this session, scholars engage Bonhoeffer’s thought through a series of comparative studies in conversation with diverse traditions of religious and ecological inquiry. The papers examine Bonhoeffer in comparison with Sufi Muslim [...]
AAR Schedule: Meeting Times for Bonhoeffer Sessions at AAR, November 2022 (Denver, CO)
Topics:
Christian Ethics,
Christology, Bonhoeffer and Political Life,
Community and Witness,
Creation and Ecotheology,
Interfaith and Comparative Theology,
Political Life and Theology,
Political Life and Theology, Biographies and Portraits,
Race and Anti-Racism,
Social Ethics
Adam Vander Tuig, Dallas Gingles, David Gides, David S. Robinson, Hans Harmakaputra, Htoi San Lu, Karen Guth, Mac Loftin, Matthew Puffer, Michael Mawson 
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Why is Dietrich Bonhoeffer Relevant Today?
In 2019, the editors of “Faith & Leadership” – the online magazine of Leadership Education at Duke University, asked five theologians to reflect on the question: why is Bonhoeffer relevant today? In light of ongoing political and civil discord in the United States and around the globe, these reflections – by Stephen R. Haynes, Reggie [...]
The Project for Lived Theology
Check out the abundant video and audio resources related to Dietrich Bonhoeffer on the PLT website. “The Project on Lived Theology at the University of Virginia is a research initiative, whose mission is to study the social consequences of theological ideas for the sake of a more just and compassionate world.” The Project for Lived [...]