The book "Thurneysen - Seen Anew" by Sönke Lorberg-Fehring offers an in-depth analysis of the life and work of Eduard Thurneysen, a significant theologian of the 20th century. It highlights how World War I shook Thurneysen's religious and social hopes, leading him to develop Dialectical Theology alongside Karl Barth. At the heart of this new theological perspective is the engagement with crisis, which Thurneysen considers a central aspect of faith. He calls for a radical reorientation of preaching, which should no longer be comforting but rather challenging. Through the exploration of Dostoevsky's fictional characters, Thurneysen's understanding of death, suffering, and pastoral care becomes tangible, as he views the turn towards the suffering individual as an act of recognition. This work is an invitation to question one's own perception and to enter into God's perspective.