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bonhoeffer

/ˈbɒn.hɜː.fər/

Traducción: Nombre propio referido al teólogo y pastor luterano alemán, conocido por sus escritos sobre el cristianismo en el mundo moderno y por su resistencia activa al nazismo, lo que condujo a su arresto, encarcelamiento en Buchenwald y ejecución.

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/ˈbɒn.hɜː.fər/C1formal
  • esNombre propio referido al teólogo y pastor luterano alemán, conocido por sus escritos sobre el cristianismo en el mundo moderno y por su resistencia activa al nazismo, lo que condujo a su arresto, encarcelamiento en Buchenwald y ejecución.

A proper noun referring to a German Lutheran theologian and pastor known for his writings on Christianity in the modern world and his active opposition to Nazism, which led to his arrest, imprisonment at Buchenwald, and execution.

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  1. German Theologian and PastorC2formal

    A German Lutheran theologian and pastor known for his opposition to the Nazi regime and his writings on Christian ethics in the modern world.

    esBonhoeffer

    • Bonhoeffer's book 'The Cost of Discipleship' is widely read in seminaries.
    • He was executed in 1945 for his involvement in the resistance against Hitler.
    • Bonhoeffer's theology emphasizes the importance of living out one's faith in action.
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