No Rusty Swords: Letters, Lectures and Notes 1928-1936 from the Collected Works, Volume I

The book is a trade paperback with moderate wear on the cover, including some edge scuffing and creasing. The spine shows signs of reading wear but remains intact. The pages are yellowed with age but are clean and free of inscriptions or markings. Overall, it is in good condition for reading and study.

This volume, "No Rusty Swords: Letters, Lectures and Notes 1928-1936 from the Collected Works, Volume I" by Dietrich Bonhoeffer, is published by Fount Paperbacks / Collins + World in 1977. The book offers a profound glimpse into the theological and ethical reflections of Bonhoeffer, a significant figure in Christian theology, known for his resistance to Nazi dictatorship. This edition, reprinted in 1977, is part of a series that compiles Bonhoeffer's letters and lectures, providing insights into his thoughts during a crucial period in history. Distinct for its thoughtful translation revised for the Fontana Edition by John Bowden, this book appeals to both scholars and those interested in Christian ethics. The book is a trade paperback, indicating it is accessible to a wide audience. With its detailed notes and historical context, it remains a valuable resource for understanding Bonhoeffer's impact on modern theology. The book is in good condition, showing some wear consistent with its age, but remains intact and readable.