Problem: Reflect on the writing of German Lutheran pastor and theologian Dietrich Bonhoeffer (1906-1945). Before he was hanged just weeks before the liberation of Germany by the Allied forces, Bonhoeffer wrote many important books and devotional material, including what you read in Module 5 - The Cost of Discipleship. In this, he wrote that the first question of the rich young man in Matthew is "the question of a piety shaped by and centered in the self." In a thoughtful paragraph, discuss a time in your life when your ponderings or questions to God are questions "of a piety shaped by and centered in the self"? How do you recognize these kinds of questions as self-centered piety? What is the problem, in your view, with being self-centered?