The God of Unbelievers: Bonhoeffer and Personal Salvation

In one of his letters, Bonhoeffer writes: "Hasn't the individualistic question of saving our personal souls almost faded away for most of us?" Yet, for many Christians, the idea that Jesus died for my sins so I can go to heaven is central to Christianity. As Bonhoeffer thought about the future of Christian faith, he believed the point of Christianity is about the restoration of our humanity; it is about THIS world. "What is beyond this world is meant, in the gospel, to be there for this world." What does he mean? And what does religionless Christianity have to do with a Foo Fighters concert? Check out his episode.