The Cost of Discipleship - Dietrich Bonhoeffer

The Cost of Discipleship - Dietrich Bonhoeffer

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Title

The Cost of Discipleship

Authors and contributors

By (author) Dietrich Bonhoeffer

Physical properties

Format: Paperback
Number of pages: 316
Width: 140 mm
Height: 210 mm
Thickness: 20 mm
Weight: 295 g

Language

English

ISBN

ISBN 13: 9780684815008
ISBN 10: 0684815001

Classifications

B&T Merchandise Category: GEN
B&T Book Type: NF
BIC E4L: REL
BISAC V2.8: REL012000
BISAC Merchandising Theme: TP028
Ingram Spring Arbor Market: Y
Ingram Theme: RELI/CHRIST,THEO/EVANGE,THEO/MAINLN
B&T General Subject: 690
B&T Modifier: Region of Publication: 01
Nielsen BookScan Product Class 3: T6.3
BIC subject category V2: HRCM
B&T Modifier: Academic Level: 01
B&T Modifier: Subject Development: 01
BIC subject category V2: HRCG
Ingram Theme: APPR/CLASSA
Warengruppen-Systematik des deutschen Buchhandels: 25450
B&T Approval Code: A13640000
BISAC V2.8: REL023000
ECPA Christian Book Category: CLVSPLGEN
Ingram Subject Code: RQ
Libri: I-RQ
BISAC V2.8: REL067070,REL067080
B&T Approval Code: A13505000
DC21: 241.53
DC22: 241.53,241.5/3
LCification: BT380 .B67413 1995
LC subject heading: ,
LCification: BT380.B674

Edition statement

Touchstone.

Publisher

SIMON & SCHUSTER

Imprint name

POCKET BOOKS

Publication date

25 September 1995

Publication City/Country

New York

Author Information

Dietrich Bonhoeffer was born in Breslau in 1906. The son of a famous German psychiatrist, he studied in Berlin and New York City. He left the safety of America to return to Germany and continue his public repudiation of the Nazis, which led to his arrest in 1943. Linked to the group of conspirators whose attempted assassination of Hitler failed, he was hanged in April 1945.

Review quote

"Life" Among the Flossenberg martyrs was a remarkable young Lutheran pastor named Dietrich Bonhoeffer, who had joined the underground convinced that it was his duty as a Christian to work for Hitler's defeat. Bonhoeffer was only thirty-nine when he died, but he had already made a monumental contribution to Christian thought, which today has profound and growing significance for both theologian and layman. Bonhoeffer's books are gaining an astonishing popularity in the secutar world....He is admired by people who have read his best-known books, "The Cost of Discipleship" and "Letters and Papers from Prison, " as the example of what a modem Christian must be.