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Book Review: Toward a Christian Theology of Religious Pluralism

Bonhoeffer might serve the‘ renewing of ”both western and eastern Christianity, their greater unity, and, moreover, the peace of the world” (pp. 340-1,352). There is now a recognition of the particularity of theological standpoints, Bonhoeffer’s included. This book illuminates aspects of the theology, Christian witness and spirituality of Dietrich Bonhoeffer. It also looks beyond his particular setting. Various papers reflect theologically on a variety of situations in which Christians live and work and struggle, and explore what Bonhoeffer might contribute to those processes of action and reflection. There will be something here for many readers including, but not limited to, specialist theologians.