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Eros Toward the World: Paul Tillich and the Theology of the Erotic
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Eros Toward the World: Paul Tillich and the Theology of the Erotic

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Alexander Irwin’s original and important work retrieves and develops the often-neglected but extremely fruitful notion of eros in Paul Tillich’s thought. Irwin’s recovery of Tillich’s rich concept shows how eros is a crucial dimension in human existence and a driving force in all human creativity - in art, social ethics, politics, and religion. Yet Tillich’s theology and his personal life also contained a destructive aspect that begs the question of relational justice. Confronting the demonic in eros leads Irwin to augment Tillich’s notion with recent feminist theologies of the erotic and yields a profound and promising avenue for contemporary religious thought.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Wipf & Stock Publishers
Country
United States
Date
20 January 2004
Pages
216
ISBN
9781592444762

Alexander Irwin’s original and important work retrieves and develops the often-neglected but extremely fruitful notion of eros in Paul Tillich’s thought. Irwin’s recovery of Tillich’s rich concept shows how eros is a crucial dimension in human existence and a driving force in all human creativity - in art, social ethics, politics, and religion. Yet Tillich’s theology and his personal life also contained a destructive aspect that begs the question of relational justice. Confronting the demonic in eros leads Irwin to augment Tillich’s notion with recent feminist theologies of the erotic and yields a profound and promising avenue for contemporary religious thought.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Wipf & Stock Publishers
Country
United States
Date
20 January 2004
Pages
216
ISBN
9781592444762