Welcome to a concise dive into "The Essential Paul Tillich" edited by F. Forrester. This book unpacks the profound thought of a theologian who sought to bridge faith and modern culture. We'll explore Tillich's "method of correlation," his redefinition of faith as "ultimate concern," and the symbolic nature of religious language. Discover the "Protestant Principle" as a force for self-criticism, the transformative "New Being," and the "courage to be" in the face of anxiety. Tillich's concept of "living on the boundary" offers a path for spiritual engagement in a complex world, making his insights deeply relevant today.

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