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Paul Johannes Tillich (August 20, 1886 – October 22, 1965) was a German-American Christian existentialist philosopher and Lutheran Protestant theologian who is widely regarded as one of the most influential theologians of the twentieth century. Tillich taught at a number of universities in Germany before immigrating to the United States in 1933, where he taught at Union Theological Seminary, Harvard Divinity School, and the University of Chicago.
Among the general public, Tillich is best known for his works The Courage to Be (1952) and Dynamics of Faith (1957), which introduced issues of theology and culture to a general readership.
Are Our Shared Anxieties Making Us More Combative in Politics?
Opening my social media feed, I’m often confronted with a jarring contrast: intense, diametrically opposed perspectives from different friends. The comments can be laced with insult, character attack, and invective.
I’m certainly not the only one noticing this kind of vitriolic polarization. Rece…
E3: Psychics are an Interesting Problem; S11: The Being to Courage (Tillich Scramble)
I thought I was making an episode about psychics. Then tarot showed up. Then Paul Tillich. Then existentialism, anxiety, compulsive behavior, counselling, sex, the AIDS era, relationships, death, survival, and the strange usefulness of being a socially marginalized person.
So I kept talking.
This e…
Paul Tillich's Socialist Decision and the Crisis of American Christianity
This is an audio essay from my SubStack, Process This. You can head over here to read or watch the entire essay.
In this episode, we explore Paul Tillich's largely forgotten 1933 work The Socialist Decision, written as Hitler rose to power and costing Tillich his professorship and homeland. …
True Detective S.1, E.2: Would We Have Been Better Off not to Have Been Born?
In as much as we are "thrown" into the circumstances of our existence, as Heidegger famously put it, we don't seem to have a lot of choice in the matter, or in the facticity of our determinate being. Yet, according to "Death of God" theologian Paul Tillich, it takes a certain amount of "courage to …
"You Are Accepted," by Paul Tillich — Connie Epp
On July 26, Connie recycled a sermon by Paul Tillich, first preached after the Second World War. The sermon works to both rehabilitate and hone the traditional language of 'sin' and 'grace,' reframing the Apostle Paul's words in Romans 6:1-10 while still claiming they are indispensible to the life …
The Psychologist Keeping Mormons Mormon
Jordan Peterson has never said a word about Mormonism. But the demythologizing argument he's known for is letting believing Mormons stay despite doubting the church's own history.
We trace the demythologizing move from Rudolf Bultmann's 1940s theology through Paul Tillich and Joseph Campbell to Jor…
Jesus the Financial Planner | Store up treasures in heaven.
Senior Minister Austin Weece | Sunday, August 2nd, 2026. Matthew 6:19-34
“Everyone is religious because everyone has something of ultimate concern.” - Paul Tillich
Root Issue #1: Vision. (Mt. 6:22-23)Solution: Adjust your Vision
Root Issue #2: Devotion. (Mt. 6:24)Solution: Change your Devotion
Root…
Faces of Our Faith: Eutychus | Acts 20:1-12 | 8.16.26
It’s the first day of the week, the lamps are burning, and Paul is talking past midnight because he’s leaving in the morning. Up in the window, a young man named Eutychus loses his fight against sleep — and falls three stories to his death. Drawing on Paul Tillich’s theology of miracle, this sermon…
LUKE BURGIS: Discerning What You Actually Want
Most ambition advice is about how to reach the top of the mountain. Luke Burgis points out that many of us have an upstream problem: we’re climbing a mountain we don’t actually care about. Michael and Megan sit down with Burgis, a Wall Street suit turned entrepreneur turned philosopher, father, and…
From the Esalen Archives: Rollo May and Daniel Ellsberg in 1976, "On Good and Evil"
Today, we return to that stack of dusty reel to reels, discovered a couple of years ago, as a part of the storied Esalen archives. This one turns out to be a gem: a conversation that was recorded in 1976, not at Esalen, but at the Bel Aire School in Tiburon, California, likely recorded and preserv…
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