Dr. Dianne Rayson, an ecotheologian and Bonhoeffer scholar from Pacific Theological College, shares her journey from climate activism to deep theological study. She discusses the relevance of Bonhoeffer's radical ideas in addressing modern issues like climate change and nationalism. Rayson emphasizes the importance of community life, ethical living, and Christ's presence in fostering social justice. The conversation also explores the intersection of Bonhoeffer's theology with Indigenous spirituality, advocating for a collective understanding of faith to combat contemporary challenges.

Dr. Dianne Rayson, an expert in Bonhoeffer and ecology, joins the hosts to discuss the connection between Bonhoeffer's work and the climate crisis, theology in the Anthropocene, and the concept of the human creature and creation. They also explore the intersection of religion and science, ethical responsibility, and the role of the church in addressing environmental challenges. Don't miss this insightful conversation!