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Paul Tillich

Author of The Courage to Be

Also known as: P Tillich, Pal Tillich, Paul Tillich, Paul Johannes Tillich, Paul Johann Oskar Tillich, Paul; trans H Richard Niebuhr Tillich ... (see complete list), Paul; Edited By Carl E. Braaten Tillich, Paul; H. Richard Niebuhr, trans. Tillich, Paul; Adams, James Luther, Trans. Tillich, Paul Tillich Illustrated by Steinberg Saul, Paul; trans. & intro. by James Luther Adams Tillic

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Paul Tillich is generally considered one of the century's outstanding and influential thinkers. After teaching theology and philosophy at various German universities, he came to the United States in 1933. For many years he was Professor of Philosophical Theology at Union Theological Seminary in New York City, then University Professor at Harvard University. His books include Systematic Theology; The Courage to Be; Dynamics of Faith; Love, Power and Justice; Morality and Beyond; and Theology of Culture. (taken from http://www.religion-online.org/showbo...)
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