Who was
Dietrich Bonhoeffer?

Dietrich Bonhoeffer was a German theologian, pastor, and anti-Nazi dissident whose life and work left a profound impact on Christian theology and resistance movements. Born in 1906, Bonhoeffer was a vocal critic of Adolf Hitler and the Nazi regime, advocating for ethical responsibility and active opposition to injustice.

A prominent member of the Confessing Church, Bonhoeffer opposed the Nazis' attempts to control the German Protestant Church. He played a crucial role in underground theological education and became involved in efforts to resist the regime. His theological writings, including The Cost of Discipleship and
Letters and Papers from Prison, emphasise the need for faith to be expressed through courageous action.

Bonhoeffer’s journey was marked by deep conviction and unwavering dedication to his beliefs. He navigated complex moral dilemmas and took bold steps in his opposition to tyranny. His actions and teachings continue to inspire those who seek justice and faith in times of adversity.

The film Bonhoeffer brings his story to life, focusing on his courage in the face of oppression and the moral choices that defined his legacy. Through this powerful portrayal, audiences gain insight into the historical context that shaped Bonhoeffer’s extraordinary journey and his unwavering commitment to truth and righteousness.

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