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(a) Doctor Faustus ( Mann & Goethe ), Gilead , Venture of Islam, Systematic Theology ( Tillich ), Law's Empire ( Dworkin ), Auden and T.

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Atheism. Again.

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Paul Johannes Tillich (August 20, 1886 – October 22, 1965) was a German-American theologian and Christian existentialist philosopher. Tillich was, along with contemporary Karl Barth, one of the most influential Protestant theologians of the twentieth century.

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I've never heard of Paul Tillich but, he sounds like a deep read and it sounds like a book that is going on my "MUST READ" list.

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Is your duty to religion/God even more important than your family?

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(see writings of Paul Tillich, mid-20th century) Now, the question is made unclear, by the phrase "religion/God" as a combined thing.

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RELIGION: DUEL TO THE DEATH

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But in the definition of Paul Tillich, one's religion is the working out of one's "ultimate concern".

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christians looking for "casual encounters"

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Great 20th century theologians like Barth and Tillich were into open marriage.

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what makes a religion the "correct" one?

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I think the only problem with atheism is with the word itself; as Paul Tillich in "Dynamics of Faith" pointed out, most definitions of Atheism assume a God exists, and Atheism is a state of non-belief in said entity.

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What makes you stop reading a profile?

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  (I'm going to gloss over the bit where I differentiate faith from belief, but Tillich does a fabulous job with that one if you're interested.