S. D., Stephen D Morrison

Paul Tillich in Plain English (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

This book is an introduction to Paul Tillich's theology for beginners. Tillich's thought can be difficult, and it has been frequently misread, but Morrison presents a more charitable reading than the common one, which will be a help to beginners and scholars alike. Tillich strived to make theology relevant to our existential situation today, and for that reason, his work is worth reading carefully and patiently. Morrison examines the major themes and insights from Tillich's thought in a clear and passionate manner.

The chapters include a biography of Tillich, a study of his concept of faith, God and symbols, Christ the New Being, unambiguous life, and the method of correlation. A number of other fascinating subjects from Tillich's theology are explored, including his argument for universalism, excerpts from his sermons, and his proposal for revising the doctrine of the atonement, among other subjects.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Beloved Publishing
• Erscheinungstermin: 5. September 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781631741876
• Artikelnr.: 75386442

Autorenporträt

Stephen D Morrison (S. D. Morrison) is an American, ecumenical writer and theologian with a passion for the good news of Jesus Christ. Stephen is the author of several books on subjects such as the problem of evil, the rapture theory, and the gospel of grace. With a theologically inspired yet approachable writing style, Stephen works to proclaim the gospel ever afresh as good news of great joy.

Stephen's work will inspire you to think differently about the Christian faith, live differently as a beloved child of God, and to hope radically in the Kingdom of God.

Stephen is an amateur theologian, the self-taught student of a rigorous reading regiment with includes extensive studies in the theology of Karl Barth, Thomas F Torrance, and Jürgen Moltmann. These are his primary theological influences, with the addition of popular writers such as Robert F Capon, C Baxter Kruger, and Brennan Manning. Stephen is also deeply indebted to the early church fathers, particularly to Athanasius.

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