Who is Christ for Us Today? Bonhoeffer's Final Questions | Charles Marsh
The Veritas Forum — The Veritas ForumWho is Christ for Us Today? Bonhoeffer's Final Questions | Charles Marsh
October 13, 2018
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73 years after his death in a Nazi Concentration Camp, Dietrich Bonhoeffer remains a fascinating and influential icon. A man who embodied his theology in both his life and death, he earnestly wrestled with the questions of his time and what they meant for his Christian faith. At a Veritas Forum from Hope College, Charles Marsh (UVA) reads excerpts from his biography on Bonhoeffer as he attempts to make sense of the great Christian thinker and martyr.
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