In this groundbreaking work, Kenneth Hamilton goes beyond surface-level analysis to provide a deep critique of Paul Tillich's 'Systematic Theology' and its implications for the Christian faith. Through rigorous philosophical argumentation, Hamilton shows that Tillich's theology ultimately falls short in its ability to provide a coherent and satisfactory vision of the gospel message. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in theological discourse and the relationship between theology and philosophy.

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