Nothingness in the Theology of Paul Tillich and Karl Barth

by Jeong, Sung Min

• ISBN13: 9780761825005
• ISBN10: 0761825002
• Format: Paperback
• Copyright: 2003-03-13
• Publisher: UPA

Summary

In this book, both Tillich's nothingness and that of Barth are investigated, especially in their doctrines of God, Christologies, anthropologies, and understandings of the problem of evil, which will lead to a better understanding of their existential analyses of being and non-being and their implications with their Trinitarian God.

Author Biography

Sung Min Jeong is presently teaching at Seoul Theological University and Soongsil University.

Table of Contents

Ackowledgments	v
Introduction	1	(10)
Non-being in the Theology of Paul Tillich	11	(54)
Being and Non-being	12	(7)
Non-being and Its Destructive Reality	19	(18)
Non-being and Finitude	19	(8)
Non-being and Anxiety	27	(7)
Non-being and Estrangement	34	(3)
Non-being and Its Solution	37	(28)
God as the Being-Itself	37	(4)
Jesus as the New Being	41	(24)
Nothingness In The Theology Of Karl Barth	65	(42)
Creation and Nothingness	67	(8)
The Destructive Reality of Nothingness	75	(13)
Nothingness and Sin	75	(6)
Nothingness and Evil	81	(5)
Nothingness and Death	86	(2)
Nothingness and Its Solution	88	(19)
Nothingness and God	88	(2)
Nothingness and Jesus Christ	90	(17)
A Theological Dialogue on Nothingness	107	(26)
Conclusion	133	(10)
Selected Bibliography	143	(8)
Index	151	(4)
About the Author	155