tillich, paul, 1886-1965

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Nearly 1000 syllabi in a wide variety of courses in religious and theological studies.

Send comments or syllabi to:
Mary Stimming (stimminm@wabash.edu)
Associate Director, Wabash Center

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Instructor: Jeffrey Carlson

Institution: DePaul University

A 1998 course by Jeffrey Carlson at DePaul University explores Paul Tillich's "analysis of religion," Christianity, and Buddhism.

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Topics: theology | tillich, paul, 1886-1965
Course Level-Format: graduate

Instructor: Mark Lewis Taylor

Institution: Princeton Theological Seminary

Course Year: 2013

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Topics: tillich, paul, 1886-1965
Course Level-Format: graduate

Instructor: Wesley J. Wildman

Institution: Boston University

Course Term: Fall

Course Year: 2010

Nearly 1000 syllabi in a wide variety of courses in religious and theological studies.

Send comments or syllabi to:
Mary Stimming (stimminm@wabash.edu)
Associate Director, Wabash Center

Also of Interest

Making Memes as Public Theology in the Seminary Classroom - Teaching theology in the seminary is challenging. Many students, burning with zeal to do the “real work” of ordained ministry, pastoral care, often cannot immediately perceive theology’s role in that […]
Getting the Right Answer Wrong - One of the most unfortunate practices in instruction is a teacher trying to get “right answers” from students. This is not to say that getting your students to get it […]