Non-religious Christianity? Dietrich Bonhoeffer's theological reflections

The author considers Bonhoeffer's demand to interpret the Christianity in a non-religious way to be actual even today. According to him, although various religious subcultures are expanding today, the secularization of the Euro-American culture is still going on and showing that religion has been just a historically determined, and, therefore, only transitory human phenomenon. Thus, the non-religious interpretation of Christianity consists for him in eliminating what Boenhoeffer called religion, i.e. metaphysics, individualism, understanding God as deux ex machina, the tutorship and dispensability of religion. The core of Bonhoeffer's non-religious Christianity is in his understanding human existence as participating on God's suffering in the world.