“Man is finite, man's reason lives in preliminary concerns; but man is also aware of his potential infinity, and this awareness appears as his ultimate concern, as faith. If reason is grasped by an ultimate concern, it is driven beyond itself; but it does not cease to be reason, finite reason. The ecstatic experience of an ultimate concern does not destroy the structure of reason. Ecstasy is fulfilled, not denied, rationality.”
This book delves into the evolution and interplay of faith across various cultural and historical contexts, examining the ways in which religious beliefs shape individual and collective identities. more
Paul Tillich (August 20, 1886 - October 22, 1965) was a German-American philosopher and theologian known for his profound contributions to religious philosophy, particularly on the concept of religious existence. His ideas have had a significant impact on 20th-century religious philosophy, theology, and theological ethics. more
“Things happen for a reason but not everything has a reason in itself.”
“Things happen for a reason but not everything has reason in itself.”
“The reason is that there is no reason The issue is that there is no issue”