Tim Townsend Bücher

„Vergebt denen, die euch Böses tun.“ Aber was ist, wenn das Böse millionenfacher Mord ist? Nürnberg 1946. Die Hauptkriegsverbrecher werden angeklagt und erwarten ihren Tod. Der Militärseelsorger Henry Gerecke führt mit vielen von ihnen Gespräche, darunter Hermann Göring, Albert Speer, Generalfeldmarschall Wilhelm Keitel und Rudolf Hess. Manche der Angeklagten reagieren mit Ablehnung auf die christliche Botschaft, andere gleichgültig, doch manche scheinen echte Reue zu zeigen. Das bringt Gerecke in ein Dilemma: Gilt Gottes Gnade auch den Menschen, die sich schwerster Verbrechen schuldig gemacht haben? Oder verharmlost Vergebung ihre Sünden? Keine leichte Bettlektüre, aber sehr bewegend und hoch spannend.

The compelling story of the army chaplain who was sent to save the souls of the Nazis incarcerated at Nuremberg, raising questions of faith, guilt, morality, vengeance, forgiveness, redemption and the essence of humanity.

The story centers on Henry Gerecke, a Lutheran minister who served as an army chaplain during World War II and faced the daunting task of ministering to the twenty-one Nazi leaders on trial in Nuremberg. The book delves into Gerecke's moral struggles as he attempted to provide spiritual guidance to men responsible for horrific atrocities. It explores his efforts to build compassionate relationships while grappling with the implications of preaching mercy to those who orchestrated genocide, culminating in the poignant moments leading to their executions.

Eddie Brock, the symbiote known as Anti-Venom, is trying to find his place in the world, somewhere between the dark and the light, but his decision is complicated when he runs into the Punisher, who does not know Eddie has turned over a new leaf.