In this module Mary Ann Stenger ist talking about her understanding of some of Paul Tillich's core terms. She talks about ambiguity, Tillichs understanding of god and power in the light of feminism, the question of the ultimate concern and the question of interreligious dialog in the US.

This module deals intensively with the work: Love, Power and Justice. Verna Ehret gives an insight into her experiences with Tillich's work and the US government's dealings with the Seneca nation in the Pittsburgh region. Tillich's remarks on justice are particularly connectable in the question of how to deal with racism.

This module deals with comparative theology. How can Tillich's understanding of God as "Ground of Being" help to understand and act as a bridge with other religions.

This module provides an overview of Paul Tillich's CV and work.
We believe that biography and theology are basically closely related. The historical context of a theological design must always be clarified and taken into account.

The module presents Paul Tillich's curriculum with its historical context and its publications in a visual way. After exploring the events of the early 20th century, the module focuses on the connection between the life and work of the theologian

This module provides an introduction to Paul Tillich's understanding of religion based on an interview by Deutschlandfunk with Matthias Kroeger.