Paul Tillich Systematic Theology: Volume I

This is an overview of the Paul Tillich’s, Systematic Theology Volume I covering Part I: Reason and Revelation and Part II: Being and God. Paul Tillich saw himself as doing theology on the boundary between religious traditions and major movements in secular culture. His formulation of theological concepts such as “ultimate concern” and God as the “ground” of being have stood the test of time and are still very popular today.
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0:00 Intro to episode
2:21 Systematic Theology Volume I: Introduction
3:44 Part I: Reason and Revelation - I. Reason and the Quest for Revelation
4:33 Part I: Reason and Revelation - II. The Reality of Revelation
5:46 Part II: Being and God - I. Being and the Question of God
8:07 Part II: Being and God - II. The Reality of God
13:28 Wrap-up
Paul Tillich, Systematic Theology: Volume I. Chicago: The University of Chicago Press, 1951.
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[@Officemeds]

Only a truly gifted teacher is able to take so many deep and complex Tillichian concepts and present them so succinctly in a fun and engaging ten minute overview but to be able to do this consistently again and again without fail with all the hefty philosophical concepts you've covered in all the videos I've watched so far is truly an amazing feat worthy of some kind of didactic gold medal or something. I look forward to watching and enjoying all of them. This particular video came out of the blue for me and served as an introduction to your work but it also came and ministered to me at a very spiritually pivotal moment in my life and for that I want to thank you with my most sincere and personal gratitude. May God continue to bless you in these and all your other endeavors.

[@pedrorodriguez464]

WOW! This was an excellent presentation and basic introduction to Paul Tillich and his philosophical theology framework. (7/24/23)

[@Alkemisti]

The little I have known about Tillich's thought makes a lot of sense to me. I am not Lutheran (I used to be), but I guess I should take a closer look into his theology.

[@Alkemisti]

And let's just add that this video was enough to make me the 500th subscriber to this channel.

[@TenOnReligion]

Thanks so much for watching today’s video on the first volume of Tillich's Systematic Theology. I hope you enjoy it. Don’t forget to like and share the video, and if you’re new, consider subscribing. Drop a comment and tell me what you think!

[@mariashao8820]

I recently discovered your channel and it is exactly what I have been looking for. I’m now subscribed and liking every episode as I watch (sometimes several times to take notes!). You’re an excellent teacher. These are not simple concepts and you’re able to explain it well in under 20 min. Thank you so much for doing this work. Side note - this video is missing in the Paul Tillich playlist. It would help if you put this video and other Tillich-related videos in that playlist (Dynamics of Faith, Encounter of World Religions, Tillich vs Panikkar). Thank you.

[@TenOnReligion]

Welcome aboard - thanks for the kind words and the update to the playlist. I've added them.

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The french word for "spirit" is "esprit" ;)

[@TheddunTOSS]

Well we do not make ourselves but it’s actually humans that… “make” humans.