Bonhoeffer : A Theology of Sociality
... Fresh discoveries in the 'Bonhoeffer corpus' which throw light on the whole.... Green's style makes his book a joy to read. --John W. de Gruchy in Journal of Theology for Southern Africa, September 1976A model of scholarly exposition.... Green has established himelf as the foremost Bonhoeffer scholar writing in English.... Rarely has a single volume done so much to clear the air and to reorient scholarship along the right track.  No future study of Bonhoeffer will be able to ignore Green's [book]. --George Hunsinger in the Newsletter of the International Bonhoeffer Society, English Language Section, January 1980A very rich contribution ... the first in the English-speaking world to be based on all the source material available for Bonhoeffer's early period ... this book represents a genuine advance, a well-documented enrichment of our knowledge of ... the life and work of Bonhoeffer. --Eberhard Bethge in Ecumenical Review, January 1977Brilliant book...  All serious researchers into Bonhoeffer's theology must now somehow come to grips with Green's interpretation. --Geffrey Kelly in Theological Studies, June 1977One of half a dozen truly important books on Bonhoeffer.  --Stephen Plant in The Expository Times, August 1999