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Real presence: contemporaneity in Bonhoeffer's Christology

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  18 August 2005

Matt Jenson
Matt Jenson
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Abstract

Dietrich Bonhoeffer delivered his lectures on Christology in the midst of his academic career but only shortly after becoming a Christian. They thus give us a window into the mind of a theologian wrestling with fundamental questions of faith and scholarship. In particular, the theme of contemporaneity with Christ in Bonhoeffer's Christology gives proper place to the ‘Who?’ question over the ‘How?’, reveals a nuanced account of the relation of historical inquiry to the rule of faith, and offers an amplification of the Reformers' emphasis on the God who is for us.

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Research Article
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Scottish Journal of Theology , Volume 58 , Issue 2 , May 2005 , pp. 143 - 160
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© Scottish Journal of Theology Ltd 2005

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