I discovered Bonhoeffer after a short remark by my pastor and suddenly a new world was opened to me.

It was great. I loved his style and this edition with all of the notes and notes on the notes and notes on the editions etc.

The book discusses the importance of the church community and how it is essential for christians and as the author put, "A christian who stays away from the assembly is a contradiction in terms."

I chose to read this book first because i had wanted to read "The Cost of Discipleship" but i wanted to go in order as this handsome series publishes them. I am halfway through Act and Being and hope soon that i can start the book that i set out to read in the first place. However, i know i can say now that i am not disapointed in the journey.

as I read this morning Krauss's NYT review of another book on Central America, [Silence on the Mountain by Daniel Wilkinson] I realized that there was little review on the new book but more reference to Krauss's own ideological views on how to analyze the situation in Guatemala. Although I think what he writes in "Inside Central America" offers his perspectives on the politics of this part of the world, I found that a better addition would be to read Wilkinson's recent book. Amazing prose and insights that had not been written on these chapters of Guatemalan history.