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Title: Bonhoeffer Puts His Money Where His Mouth Is
Review: Bonhoeffer's words reveal a man willing to die for his beliefs. Passages in this book are strangely prophetic to the death he would die in the aftermath of Hitler's Reich. He draws solely from Scripture as his inspiration for each chapter, including the Sermon on the Mount and others. He reveals an apostle-like reverence for Luther, which seems a little over the top and there is a lull in the 3rd quarter or so of the book, but it doesn't not disappoint. It finishes strong and the end is worth the lull. Most of all, Bonhoeffer's fate validates all that he writes in here, and that alone should convict us about the true price of doing as Christ did.
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