This volume explores the political theology of Paul Tillich, one of the foremost thinkers of the 20th century. Tillichâ s discerning analysis of fascism, grounded in his socialist commitments, and continuing efforts to write theology in correlation with culture, make his voice a crucial one for contemporary political theology.
This volume explores the political theology of Paul Tillich, one of the foremost thinkers of the 20th century. Tillichâ s discerning analysis of fascism, grounded in his socialist commitments, and continuing efforts to write theology in correlation with culture, make his voice a crucial one for contemporary political theology.
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Faith and Politics: Political Theology in a New Key
Rachel Sophia Baard is assistant professor of theology and ethics at Union Presbyterian Seminary in Richmond, Virginia.
Inhaltsangabe
Preface Part One: Paul Tillich's Political Theology Introduction: Paul Tillich, Political Theologian, Rachel Sophia Baard Chapter One: Religious Socialism as Political Theology: Paul Tillich, Marxian Dialectic, and the Struggle Between the World Wars, Gary Dorrien Chapter Two: Tillich's American Wars, Ronald H. Stone Chapter Three: "The Political" in Paul Tillich's Theology, Mark Lewis Taylor Chapter Four: Theology of Culture as Public Theology: Paul Tillich and the Social Ethics of Religious Experience, Scott Paeth Part Two: Tillich in Dialogue with Liberation Theologians Chapter Five: The Politics of God: Paul Tillich's Contribution to Black Theology?, Andre L. Price Chapter Six: Tillich and Liberation Theology: Public Media and Political Resistance, Rubén Rosarío Rodríguez Chapter Seven: Even the Demons Believe and Shudder: A Conversation Between Paul J. Tillich and Delores S. Williams on the Political Nature of Evil, Michele E. Watkins Part Three: Tillich and Contemporary Issues Chapter Eight: Ultimate Ecological Concern: Transporting Tillich to the Arctic, Sigríður Guðmarsdóttir Chapter Nine: Narratives of Justification and Inclusion in Paul Tillich's Preaching: A German Perspective, Ilona Nord Chapter Ten: Religion is not Violent: Tillich, Anxiety, and the Politics of Religious Violence, Verna Ehret Chapter Eleven: Boundaries and Borders: Tillich and Issues of Migration, Mary Ann Stenger Chapter Twelve: Fascism, Global Politics, and Religious Symbols: Engaging Tillich's Ideas of the Demonic, the Kingdom of God, and the Spiritual Presence, Ben Siu-pun Ho Chapter Thirteen: America Last: Harvesting Paul Tillich's Rejection of Nationalism and National Sovereignty for the 21st Century, Matthew Lon Weaver About the Contributors
Preface Part One: Paul Tillich's Political Theology Introduction: Paul Tillich, Political Theologian, Rachel Sophia Baard Chapter One: Religious Socialism as Political Theology: Paul Tillich, Marxian Dialectic, and the Struggle Between the World Wars, Gary Dorrien Chapter Two: Tillich's American Wars, Ronald H. Stone Chapter Three: "The Political" in Paul Tillich's Theology, Mark Lewis Taylor Chapter Four: Theology of Culture as Public Theology: Paul Tillich and the Social Ethics of Religious Experience, Scott Paeth Part Two: Tillich in Dialogue with Liberation Theologians Chapter Five: The Politics of God: Paul Tillich's Contribution to Black Theology?, Andre L. Price Chapter Six: Tillich and Liberation Theology: Public Media and Political Resistance, Rubén Rosarío Rodríguez Chapter Seven: Even the Demons Believe and Shudder: A Conversation Between Paul J. Tillich and Delores S. Williams on the Political Nature of Evil, Michele E. Watkins Part Three: Tillich and Contemporary Issues Chapter Eight: Ultimate Ecological Concern: Transporting Tillich to the Arctic, Sigríður Guðmarsdóttir Chapter Nine: Narratives of Justification and Inclusion in Paul Tillich's Preaching: A German Perspective, Ilona Nord Chapter Ten: Religion is not Violent: Tillich, Anxiety, and the Politics of Religious Violence, Verna Ehret Chapter Eleven: Boundaries and Borders: Tillich and Issues of Migration, Mary Ann Stenger Chapter Twelve: Fascism, Global Politics, and Religious Symbols: Engaging Tillich's Ideas of the Demonic, the Kingdom of God, and the Spiritual Presence, Ben Siu-pun Ho Chapter Thirteen: America Last: Harvesting Paul Tillich's Rejection of Nationalism and National Sovereignty for the 21st Century, Matthew Lon Weaver About the Contributors
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