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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