Paul Tillich

Paul Johannes Tillich (August 20, 1886 – October 22, 1965) was a German-American theologian and Christian existentialist philosopher. Tillich is, along with contemporary Karl Barth, the most influential Protestant theologian of recent times.

Bibliography

• The Interpretation of History, 1936
• The Protestant Era, 1948
• The Shaking of the Foundations, 1948
• Systematic Theology, 1951–63 (3 volumes): ISBN 0226803376, ISBN 0226803384, ISBN 0226803392
• The Courage to Be, 1952, ISBN 0300084714 (2nd ed)
• Love, Power, and Justice, 1954
• Biblical Religion and the Search for Ultimate Reality, 1955, ISBN 0226803414
• The New Being, 1955
• Dynamics of Faith, 1957, ISBN 0060937130
• Christianity and the Encounter of the World Religions, 1963
• My Search for Absolutes, 1967 (posthumous), Simon & Schuster 1984 reprint ISBN 0671505858 (includes autobiographical chapter)
• My Travel Diary: 1936, 1970 (edited and published posthumously by J.C. Brauer)
• A History of Christian Thought: From its Judaic and Hellenistic Origins to Existentialism, 1972 (edited from his lectures and published posthumously by C. E. Braaten), ISBN 0671214268
• The Essential Tillich, (anthology) F. Forrester Church, editor; 1987 (Macmillan): ISBN 0020189206; 1999 (U. of Chicago): ISBN 0226803430