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The book challenges the myths linking Martin Luther to Adolf Hitler and Nazi Germany, clarifying that Luther's true theological legacy is one of resistance against tyranny. It highlights the sacrifices of German Christians, like Dietrich Bonhoeffer and Carl Friedrich Goerdeler, who opposed the National Socialist regime, showcasing their commitment to Luther's teachings. The updated edition includes new images and illustrations that further elucidate Luther's theology, emphasizing the importance of resisting unjust secular authority.

The book delves into the emotional and spiritual struggles of Vietnam veterans who feel abandoned by God, their country, and their families. By drawing on the theological insights of Dietrich Bonhoeffer, Uwe Siemon-Netto presents a compelling argument for God's understanding and support of these veterans, challenging the notion that they have been forsaken. Through this exploration, the author seeks to provide comfort and a sense of reconciliation for those grappling with feelings of betrayal and rejection.