Paul Tillich

The 20th-century theologian Paul Tillich comes to mind when I reflect upon what happened at Penn State.

Todd Green, Ph.D.: Where Is The Courage In College Football? Ph.D. Todd Green 2011

But I suspect that even these future geniuses will continue to encounter the phenomenon that theologian Paul Tillich noted in his "method of correlation": that is, as our questions and understandings about God become ever more penetrating and well informed, the mysteriousness of God becomes precisely that much more impenetrable and inexplicable.

Eliot Daley: My Memo To Atheists: Why I Choose God Eliot Daley 2012

D., first joked to me that atheists read the religion section for the same reason the CIA listens to Al Jazeera, but then he gave me the more professional response: The late theologian Paul Tillich views atheism as a legitimate way to express one's 'ultimate concern.'

Shira Hirschman Weiss: Why Do Atheists Read the Religion Section? Shira Hirschman Weiss 2011

The 20th-century theologian Paul Tillich comes to mind when I reflect upon what happened at Penn State.

Todd Green, Ph.D.: Where Is The Courage In College Football? Ph.D. Todd Green 2011

For Paul Tillich these were the existential moments in history that demanded a response from the human subject -- with Christ as the prime example.

Jason Derr: Seeing The Future In 3-D: Incarnation And The Sputnik Moment Jason Derr 2011

It is that great existential philosopher and theologian, Paul Tillich, whose voice echoes through the libraries of time to remind us that the courage to be is the courage to accept yourself although you are unacceptable.

Preachers of the Future: Three Sermons From Young Christians Bryan Maygers 2011

D., first joked to me that atheists read the religion section for the same reason the CIA listens to Al Jazeera, but then he gave me the more professional response: The late theologian Paul Tillich views atheism as a legitimate way to express one's 'ultimate concern.'

Shira Hirschman Weiss: Why Do Atheists Read the Religion Section? Shira Hirschman Weiss 2011

It is that great existential philosopher and theologian, Paul Tillich, whose voice echoes through the libraries of time to remind us that the courage to be is the courage to accept yourself although you are unacceptable.

Preachers of the Future: Three Sermons From Young Christians Bryan Maygers 2011

For Paul Tillich these were the existential moments in history that demanded a response from the human subject -- with Christ as the prime example.

Jason Derr: Seeing The Future In 3-D: Incarnation And The Sputnik Moment Jason Derr 2011

But most atheists are ill equipped to abide by this rule because they know nothing about Paul Tillich, Karl Barth, medieval women mystics like Julian of Norwich or major thinkers from other traditions like Śaṅkara or Nāgārjuna.

John Thatamanil: Beyond the Theism/Atheism Divide: A Plea for Humility 2010