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    The Cost of Discipleship Before Bonhoeffer could challenge his readers‚ he had to convince them to "get on his bandwagon". He begins by writing about grace. Bonhoeffer categorizes grace into two groups: one is cheap grace and the other is costly grace. To Bonhoeffer‚ cheap grace is the denial of the living Word of God and the justification of sin without the justification of the sinner. He goes so far as to say‚ "Cheap grace is the preaching of forgiveness without requiring repentance‚ baptism without

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    Dietrich Bonhoeffer Dietrich Bonhoeffer was born February 4‚ 1906 in the town of Breslau (German name) located in the south-west portion of Poland. Historically‚ the town had been rule and inhabited by the governments of Poland‚ Bohemia‚ Austria‚ Prussia‚ and Germany. After World War II‚ the city returned as a possession of Poland. In 2006‚ Breslau recorded a population of six hundred and thirty thousand making it the fourth largest city in Poland. Bonhoeffer was born a twin to his sister

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    How and why did Dietrich Bonhoeffer act to bring justice in Nazi Germany? Notes on film 1939 Bonhoeffer living in England – Pastor of London Churches He feels complied to return to Germany – “If I stay (in London) I’ll become a living lie to all I believe in” (he can’t stay in safety and ignore the suffering) He must give allegiance only to God‚ not Hitler Nazi’s banned him from teaching and preaching Law of Nazi Germany required citizens to obey Hitler. Bonhoeffer refused to take the oath. Nazi

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    Christian faith and martyrdom in recent decades is Dietrich Bonhoeffer. His life is the story of a man who essentially sacrificed an opportunity for a peaceful and quiet life as a pastor for the sake of the oppressed‚ despite having no reason to do so‚ other than his own conscience. His life‚ as it will soon be explained‚ was an incredibly remarkable one‚ and one that closely demonstrated him to be among the noblest of Christian witnesses. Dietrich Bonhoeffer was born February 4‚ 1906‚ in Breslau‚ Germany

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    Dietrich Bonhoeffer lived a truly extraordinary life‚ and perfectly exemplifies what it means to be a committed Christian. Among the many roles he held throughout his sorted life‚ Bonhoeffer was a German pastor‚ and his lifestyle and teachings lead him to come under great duress‚ which is to say the scrutiny of the Nazi party‚ in the early 1940s. Though Bonhoeffer’s story is from the early 1940s‚ his struggles do provide an extreme example of the difficulties of being a disciple of Jesus Christ in

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    to God’s question and call.” This quote reflected Dietrich Bonhoeffer’s view of Christianity. Bonhoeffer was a German pastor and religious scholar who opposed Adolph Hitler and the German Nazis. Bonhoeffer was one of the few Christian leaders actively to resist the discriminatory actions of the German leaders. Dietrich Bonhoeffer was one of the earliest critics of Nazi Germany and became a leading spokesman of the Confessing Church. Bonhoeffer and his twin sister Sabine were born on February 4‚

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    double agent‚ conspirator‚ and martyr are some of the attributes associated with Dietrich Bonhoeffer. The manner in which Dietrich was reared lent a hand to the path he took as a young man‚ his family having the means to properly educate him and his siblings gave him a thirst for knowledge. That thirst lead him to pursue an academic career as a theologian‚ and later his work as a theologian lead him to be a pastor. Bonhoeffer lived in the midst of a severe moral and political ineptness yet he continued

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    published during the Nazi Regime‚ and Dietrich Bonhoeffer’s perspective went against what Adolf Hitler was all about. Bonhoeffer was involved in the plot to kill Hitler and because of that he was executed. Right in the beginning of the book he talks about cheap grace. He defines cheap grace as “a doctrine‚ a principle‚ a system. It means forgiveness of sins proclaimed as a general truth‚ the love of God taught as the Christian ‘conception’ of God” (Bonhoeffer 45). This idea means that there is grace

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    Each type of ministry is really describing different kinds of people in the Christian community and what type of behavior would be appropriate for a person with a certain personality. He describes the “Ministry of Meekness (Bonhoeffer‚ 1954)” where putting others above ourselves is considered wisdom. There are also ministries like listening‚ helpfulness‚ and holding one’s tongue. Then there are ministries that pertain directly to personality‚ like the ministry of authority‚ and

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    In his book‚ The Cost of DiscipleshipDietrich Bonhoeffer begins by discussing the cost of grace. Through time grace has lost its meaning. Bonhoeffer explains the difference between cheap grace and costly grace. The cheapening of grace wasn’t new‚ even to Bonhoeffer; it was something that began with the Christianizing of the world. Though the cheapening of grace is realized by some‚ it is a major issue in the modern Christian Church. Cheap grace is an unfortunate understanding of grace that has

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