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Dietrich Bonhoeffers notions of religionless Christianity have provoked a great deal of theological inquiry, much of which has hindered evangelical reception of Bonhoeffers work. By setting religionless Christianity in the context of Bonhoeffers Lutheran sacramental theology, Chris Dodson furthers Bonhoeffers belief that receiving the God given in the sacraments both resists Christians proclivity towards religious, self-serving ends and draws Christians into a life of robust faith and love. Receiving Christ in baptism, the Eucharist, and confession serves to instill, sustain, locate, and vitalize the form of life that Bonhoeffer calls religionless. The church and its core practices are not abandoned in Bonhoeffers prison letters; they are reengaged with a more proper disposition: faithful love of God and neighbor. In this way, common evangelical skepticisms about Bonhoeffers later theology can be assuaged. Bonhoeffers theology, rightly construed, provokes evangelicals, and particularly American evangelicals, to reconsider and restructure their worship along the lines of a religionless Christianity that promotes a deeper faith resulting from a more vigorous encounter with Christ as he gives himself over to his people.
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