Systematic Theology | |
Phụ đề: | Reason and Revelation Being and God |
Tác giả: | Paul Tillich |
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DDC: | 230.046 - Các trường phái và hệ thống thần học |
Ngôn ngữ: | Anh |
Tập - số: | Vol 1 |
Số cuốn: | 1 |
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INTRODUCTION | 3 |
A. The Point of View | 3 |
1. Message and Situation | 3 |
2. Apologetic Theology and the Kerygma | 6 |
B. The Nature of Systematic Theology | 8 |
3. The Theological Circle | 8 |
4. Two Formal Criteria of Every Theology | 11 |
5. Theology and Christianity | 15 |
6. Theology and Philosophy: A Question | 18 |
7. Theology and Philosophy: An Answer | 22 |
C. The Organization of Theology | 28 |
D. The Method and Structure of Systematic Theology .... | 34 |
8. The Sources of Systematic Theology | 34 |
9. Experience and Systematic Theology | 40 |
10.The Norm of Systematic Theology | 47 |
11.The Rational Character of Systematic Theology ... | 53 |
12.The Method of Correlation | 59 |
13.The Theological System | 66 |
PART I. REASON AND REVELATION | |
I. Reason and the Quest for Revelation | 71 |
A. The Structure of Reason | 71 |
1. The Two Concepts of Reason | 71 |
2. Subjective and Objective Reason | 75 |
3. The Depth of Reason | 79 |
B. Reason in Existence | 81 |
4. The Finitude and the Ambiguities of Actual Reason | 81 |
5. The Conflict within Actual Reason and the Quest for Revelation | 83 |
C. The Cognitive Function of Reason and the Quest for Revelation | 94 |
6. The Ontological Structure of Knowledge | 94 |
7. Cognitive Relations | 97 |
8. Truth and Verification | 100 |
II. The Reality of Revelation | 106 |
A. The Meaning of Revelation | 106 |
1. The Marks of Revelation | 106 |
2. The Mediums of Revelation | 118 |
3. The Dynamics of Revelation: Original and Dependent Revelation | 126 |
4. The Knowledge of Revelation | 129 |
B. Actual Revelation | 132 |
5. Actual and Final Revelation | 132 |
6. The Final Revelation in Jesus as the Christ | 135 |
7. The History of Revelation | 137 |
8. Revelation and Salvation | 144 |
C. Reason in Final Revelation | 147 |
9. Final Revelation Overcoming the Conflict between Autonomy and Heteronomy | 147 |
10. Final Revelation Overcoming the Conflict between Absolutism and Relativism | 150 |
11. inal Revelation Overcoming the Conflict between Formalism and Emotionalism | 153 |
PART II. BEING AND GOD | |
I. Being and the Question of God | 163 |
Introduction: The Question of Being | 163 |
A. The Basic Ontological Structure: Self and World .... | 168 |
1. Man, Self, and World | 168 |
2. The Logical and the Ontological Object | 171 |
B. The Ontological Elements | 174 |
3. Individualization and Participation | 174 |
4. Dynamics and Form | 178 |
5. Freedom and Destiny | 182 |
C. Being and Finitude | 186 |
6. Being and Nonbeing | 186 |
7. The Finite and the Infinite | 189 |
8. Finitude and the Categories | 192 |
9. Finitude and the Ontological Elements | 198 |
10.Essential and Existential Being | 202 |
D. Human Finitude and the Question of God | 204 |
11.The Possibility of the Question of God and the So-called Ontological Argument | 204 |
12. The Necessity of the Question of God and the So-called Cos-mological Arguments | 208 |
II. The Reality of God | 211 |
A. The Meaning of “God” | 211 |
1. A Phenomenological Description | 211 |
a) God and Man’s Ultimate Concern | 211 |
b) God and the Idea of the Holy | 215 |
2. Typological Considerations | 218 |
a) Typology and the History of Religion | 218 |
b) Types of Polytheism | 222 |
c) Types of Monotheism | 225 |
d) Philosophical Transformations | 230 |
B. The Actuality of God | 235 |
3. God as Being | 235 |
a) God as Being and Finite Being | 235 |
b) God as Being and the Knowledge of God | 238 |
4. God as Living | 241 |
a) God as Being and Living | 241 |
b) The Divine Life and the Ontological Elements . | 244 |
c) God as Spirit and the Trinitarian Principles | 249 |
5. God as Creating | 252 |
a) God’s Originating Creativity | 253 |
b) God’s Sustaining Creativity | 261 |
c) God’s Directing Creativity | 263 |
6. God as Related | 271 |
a) The Divine Holiness and the Creature | 271 |
b) The Divine Power and the Creature | 272 |
c) The Divine Love and the Creature | 279 |
d) God as Lord and Father | 286 |
Index | 293 |