by Charles C. Lantz (Author)
This book was originally submitted as a Ph.D. dissertation on the Life and theology of Dietrich Bonhoeffer (1906-1945) in relationship to his theological understanding of "Faith" and "Grace" that analyzes these two concepts throughout his life and writings, academic university lectures, his doctoral dissertations, his focus that led up to his incarceration and death as a prophet, theologian, pastor, and martyr in 1945. This study of Bonhoeffer will seek to examine his life and theology in light of his theological understanding of faith and grace that shaped his thinking and influenced him to become involved in a political conspiracy to abolish Hitler. Bonhoeffer sought social, spiritual, political freedom in Jesus Christ, he preached, wrote, and proclaimed the uncompromising message of discipleship and costly grace. His life and death remain as an abiding legacy to the Christian faith.
Author Biography
Charles Craig Lantz, M.A., Ph.D. is a passionate BIBLE and THEOLOGY scholar, he has ministry experience in college and youth ministry, and has been involved in several mission outreaches overseas to Europe in Ireland, Germany, England, Holland, and Norway, as well as outreaches in South America to the Capital of Brazil, Rio De Janerio. Lantz graduated from Western Michigan University in 1986, with a Bachelor's of Science degree. While attending WMU he became very involved in student ministry, campus evangelism, and desired to serve GOD on a full-time basis ministering primarily to college and university students until retiring in 2004. During his days of campus ministry, Lantz earned graduate and post-graduate degree's in Theology, Biblical Studies, and Religious Studies. He has authored 12 books and is currently working on a Doctor of Theology degree with a focus in APOLOGETICS.
Number of Pages: 272
Dimensions: 0.57 x 10 x 7.99 IN
Publication Date: January 13, 2012
