Reclaiming Dietrich Bonhoeffer: the promise of his theology

The Context of Reclamation

Barth and Bonhoeffer on the Worldliness of Revelation

The Biographical Context

Theological Analysis

Karl Barth on Philosophy

Worldliness and Philosophy

Barth's ad hoc Reflections on the Meaning and Use of Philosophy

Benign Neglect

Bonhoeffer's Christological Redescription of Philosophy

The Problem of System

Theology's Internal Correlation

Life Together

Christ Between Totality and Otherness: Bonhoeffer's Earliest Theology

Ethical Relation and the Place of the Other

Alterity and Community

Christ as the Mediation of the Other

Hegel on Spirit in Community

"Christ Existing as Community,"

Community, World, and Obedience

Subjectivity as Servanthood

On Heidegger and Life with Others

Self and World in Being and Time

Bonhoeffer and Heidegger Against the Self-Reflective Subject

The Problem of Potentiality in Theology

The Continuity of Community

Being-in Christ

Resistance

The Self for Others

The Overabundant I

Christological Relation

Scharlemann's Acoluthetic Reason

Being There for Others: Trinitarian Self-Becoming.