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  • Dietrich Bonhoeffer
    Dietrich Bonhoeffer
    / Ethical and religious thought of Dietrich Bonhoeffer

    …were published posthumously (Ethik, 1949; Ethics). Abjuring all ā€œthinking in terms of two spheresā€ā€”i.e., any dualistic separation of the church and the world, nature and grace, the sacred and the profane—he called for a unitive concrete ethic founded on Christology (doctrines about the person and work of Christ), an ethic…

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    …were published posthumously (Ethik, 1949; Ethics). Abjuring all ā€œthinking in terms of two spheresā€ā€”i.e., any dualistic separation of the church and the world, nature and grace, the sacred and the profane—he called for a unitive concrete ethic founded on Christology (doctrines about the person and work of Christ), an ethic…

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