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(a) Doctor Faustus ( Mann & Goethe ), Gilead , Venture of Islam, Systematic Theology ( Tillich ), Law's Empire ( Dworkin ), Auden and T.
The Quotes Test
Just a compilation of quotes I like... can you match them with the right person who said them? ...
Antinomianism for kicks and giggles.
I'm not
smothered in Greek and Latin homework; one particular school asked
me to respond to this wretched quote from Paul Tillich: "You are
accepted. ... Has Tillich been asleep?
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Maybe I've read too much
Tillich, but I honestly have a great deal of trouble buying that
both cover the same domains.
Atheism. Again.
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.
Is your duty to religion/God even more important than your family?
(see writings of Paul Tillich, mid-20th century) Now, the
question is made unclear, by the phrase "religion/God" as a
combined thing.
RELIGION: DUEL TO THE DEATH
But in the definition of Paul Tillich, one's religion is the
working out of one's "ultimate concern".
christians looking for "casual encounters"
Great 20th century theologians like Barth and Tillich were
into open marriage.
what makes a religion the "correct" one?
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.
What makes you stop reading a profile?
(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.
