publications for many years.[28] Indeed, the afterword is probably the most comprehensive of her interpretations of Bonhoeffer from the family perspective. But it is not a theological interpretation. To be sure, it touches on some overtly theological themes, particularly in the concluding sections “Christianity” and “Death and Resurrection.” But this still leaves unanswered the question of what Bonhoeffer’s theology has to do with other themes mentioned—power, tyranny, authority, responsibility.