Dorothee Sölle: Faith and Activism

This chapter examines the theological evolution of Dorothee Sölle, linking her radical Christian ethos with Marxist and socialist principles. It reflects on her responses to societal nihilism and the impact of the Holocaust, emphasizing her critique of God's omnipotence in the context of human suffering. Sölle's engagement in political theology and social activism is explored, highlighting her significant contributions and the transformative nature of her experiences in both Europe and the United States.