John McCabe

Summary

In this episode, Joshua Mobley interviews John McCabe about his book 'Dietrich Bonhoeffer, The Last Eight Days', exploring the final days of the theologian's life. McCabe discusses the unique perspective his book offers, the personal artifacts that inspired his research, and the significance of Bonhoeffer's daily rhythms during his last week. The conversation also delves into Bonhoeffer's political convictions, his legacy in Germany and beyond, and the myths surrounding his death, emphasizing the importance of understanding the stark realities of his final moments.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Bonhoeffer's Last Days
01:48 The Unique Perspective of McCabe's Book
03:15 Personal Artifacts and Their Significance
04:28 Exploring Unique Sources
05:56 Rhythms of Bonhoeffer's Last Days
08:02 The Pilgrimage to Germany
12:15 Reflections on Martyrdom and Easter
15:56 The Journey to Flossenberg and Personal Connections
17:31 Bonhoeffer's Political Convictions and Resistance
19:50 Bonhoeffer's Legacy in Germany
23:25 The Evolution of Bonhoeffer's Reputation
25:25 Bonhoeffer's Impact in the Anglophone World
26:25 Debunking Myths About Bonhoeffer's Last Days

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