RT Article
T1 Dietrich Bonhoeffers "religionslose" Evangelisation: Formate seiner ökumenischen Spiritualität und die Oxfordgruppenbewegung
JF Communio viatorum
VO 65
IS 2
SP 166
OP 193
A1 Reller, Jobst 1961-
LA English
YR 2023
UL https://ixtheo.de/Record/1906975752
AB Dietrich Bonhoeffer (1906-1945), made a martyr by the Nazi German regime in 1945, is still widely read because of his ideas: the proclamation of Christian faith in a non-religious comprehen-sive worldly way, a Bible oriented spirituality of silence, confession with a political horizon. In Norwegian sources the profile of the US based Oxford Group Movement, founded by the Lutheran pastor Frank Buchman (1878-1961; later: Moral Rearmament, today: Initiatives of Change) has been identified as an influential revival movement appe-aling to political elites in Europe in the 1930’s. The article tries to show to which extent Bonhoeffer may have shaped his ideas on preaching and spirituality in confrontation with Buchman’s movement. The Nor-wegian author Ronald Fangen (1895-1946) plays a substantial role for the profile of the Oxford Group Movement in Norway.
K1 Dietrich Bonhoeffer
K1 Frank Buchman
K1 Oxford Group Movement
K1 Religion
K1 Ronald Fangen
K1 Spirituality
K1 Sven Stolpe
K1 comprehensiveness
K1 Confession
K1 Preaching
K1 Silence