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9. I. (1919–1920)

Author

Paul Tillich, Erdmann Sturm and Paul Tillich, Erdmann Sturm

Published
2020

11. Teil 2

Author

Paul Tillich, Erdmann Sturm and Paul Tillich, Erdmann Sturm

Published
2020

32. Frühe Hauptwerke

Author

Paul Tillich, Renate Albrecht and Paul Tillich, Renate Albrecht

Published
2011

38. Marxism and Christian Socialism

Author

Paul Tillich

Subjects
State socialism, Philosophy, Socialist mode of production, Utopian socialism, Religious studies, Types of socialism
Published
2016

39. The Current Crisis

Author

Paul Tillich

Subjects
Macroeconomics, Economics, Current (fluid)
Published
2016

41. The Courage to Be

Author

Paul Tillich

Subjects
media_common.quotation_subject, Theology, Psychology, Courage, media_common
Published
2017

43. Systematische Theologie III

Author

Paul Tillich and Paul Tillich

Subjects
Theology, Doctrinal
Abstract

Diese Edition macht Paul Tillichs Systematische Theologie (1951–1963) als Studienausgabe zugänglich. In dem dreibändigen Entwurf – entstanden in den USA – fasst Tillich den Ertrag seines theologischen Denkens zusammen. Im Unterschied zu anderen dogmatischen Schriften der zweiten Hälfte des 20. Jahrhunderts entfaltet das Buch den theologischen Stoff vor dem Hintergrund einer Deutung der modernen Kultur. Die Einleitung des Herausgebers informiert über den Entstehungshintergrund sowie die komplizierte Textgeschichte der deutschen Fassung von Tillichs Hauptwerk. Die Systematische Theologie Tillichs ist eines der bedeutendsten theologischen Werke des 20. Jahrhunderts. Der abschließende Band 3 bietet die Pneumatologie und die Eschatologie der Systemkonzeption und entfaltet die beiden dogmatischen Lehrstücke im Horizont einer umfassenden Kultur- und Lebensphilosophie mit geschichtsphilosophischer Zuspitzung. Band 1/2 finden Sie hier.

Published
2017

44. Vertical and Horizontal Thinking

Author

Paul Tillich

Subjects
Power (social and political), Horizontal and vertical, Aesthetics, Religious experience, Sociology, Meaning (existential), Righteousness, Content (Freudian dream analysis), Relation (history of concept), Social justice
Abstract

Religion as a living experience does not ask the question of its own future. It is only interested in its content, the eternal and people's relation to it. Religion cannot imagine any past or future in which man has lived or will live without an ultimate concern, i.e., without religion. Vertical and horizontal are spatial metaphors for qualities of people's religious experience. "Vertical" points to the eternal in its presence as the ground of people's being and the ultimate meaning of their lives. It points to people's ability to elevate themselves over the inescapable anxiety of finitude and over the destructive despair of guilt, in their personal and social existence. "Horizontal" points to the transforming power of the eternal whenever it manifests itself. It is the prophetic fight for social justice and personal righteousness, the struggle against the structures of evil in our souls and our communities, the work for the formation of men and the world.

Published
2017

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