
 Homebrewed Christianity
 Homebrewed Christianity Stephen Haynes: the Battle for Bonhoeffer
 Jun 20, 2020 
 Stephen Haynes, the Albert Bruce Curry Professor of Religious Studies at Rhodes College, dives deep into the life of Dietrich Bonhoeffer, exposing how his legacy has been distorted in modern politics. Haynes critiques populist interpretations, particularly in the context of Trump-era evangelicals and important social justice issues like systemic racism. He emphasizes Bonhoeffer's insights on nationalism and the church's response to contemporary challenges. Listeners gain a nuanced view of Bonhoeffer's relevance and the moral complexities facing today's Christian community. 
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 Intro 
 00:00 • 2min 
 Exploring Bonhoeffer: Discussions and Connections 
 02:06 • 5min 
 Bonhoeffer's Legacy: Navigating Complexity and Contemporary Relevance 
 06:51 • 26min 
 Grievance Narratives and Christian Persecution 
 33:06 • 13min 
 Exploring Racial Justice in the Presbyterian Church's History 
 45:40 • 2min 
 Bonhoeffer's Insights on Nationalism and Racism 
 47:53 • 9min 
 Echoes of History: Economic Disempowerment and Political Populism 
 57:08 • 3min 
 Bonhoeffer's Legacy in Modern Context 
 59:50 • 13min 
