Paul Tillich Systematic Theology: Volume III

This is an overview of the Paul Tillich’s Systematic Theology Volume III covering Part IV: Life and the Spirit and Part V: History and the Kingdom of 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 has stood the test of time and are still very popular today. In this volume Tillich shifts from a focus on existential estrangement to a focus on the ambiguities of life. Watch until the end where Tillich explains what is eternal life.
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0:00 Intro to episode
1:53 Part IV Life and the Spirit - I. Life, Its Ambiguities, and the Quest for Unambiguous Life
4:34 Part IV Life and the Spirit - II. The Spiritual Presence
5:22 Part IV Life and the Spirit - III. The Divine Spirit and the Ambiguities of Life
6:38 Part IV Life and the Spirit - IV. The Trinitarian Symbols
7:54 Part V History and the Kingdom of God - I. History and the Quest for the Kingdom of God
9:34 Part V History and the Kingdom of God - II. The Kingdom of God within History
10:31 Part V History and the Kingdom of God - III. The Kingdom of God as the End of History
12:01 Wrap-up
Paul Tillich, Systematic Theology: Volume II Existence and the Christ. Chicago: The University of Chicago Press, 1957.
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