(German-born American theologian and philosopher, 1886–1965). Tillich was one of the most influential Protestant theologians of the twentieth century, particularly after World War II. A popular speaker and preacher, Tillich is best known for his "method of correlation", a systematic theology that sought fresh Christian answers to the deep existential questions of the age. He is the author of The Protestant Era, Systematic Theology (three volumes), The Courage to Be, and Dynamics of Faith.
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