Andrew D. DeCort is lecturer in ethics and theology at the Ethiopian Graduate School of Theology and director of the Institute for Christianity and the Common Good.

Beginning
Introduction - Our Over-All Take on Human Life: The Problem of Morality and the Ethics of New Beginning
Chapter 1 - The Trial: Universal Entry and The Problem of Morality
Chapter 2 - Four Options: The Problem of Morality and the Ethics of New Beginning in Nietzsche, Arendt, Glover, and Lear
Chapter 3 - "A Rift Irreparable Through Human Initiative": Devastation and the Human (In)Capacity to Make a New Beginning in Bonhoeffer's Thought
Chapter 4 - "Only with God Is There A New Way, A New Beginning": Justification and Guidance For New Beginning In Bonhoeffer's Thought
Chapter 5 - "The Dawning of The New World, The New Order": Practices of New Beginning In Bonhoeffer's Thought
Conclusion - After the Beginning: The Problem of Morality, Divine Absence, and the Ethics of New Beginning after Devastation
Beginning Anew
Appendix - Bonhoeffer's Last Words: A Personal Testament and Theological Summary?