Russell Re Manning is University Lecturer in Philosophy of Religion at the Faculty of Divinity, University of Cambridge and Fellow of St Edmund's College, Cambridge. He is author of Theology at the End of Culture: Paul Tillich's Theology of Culture and Art (2005).

'[This] addition to the Cambridge Companion series provides a broad, insightful introduction to the theology of Paul Tillich … It is well orchestrated by the editor; its articles do a particularly good job at representing the complex and wide-ranging nature of Tillich's scholarship. One can manage the material handily, quickly using it to create inroads for further research related to any number of topics.' The Heythrop Journal

• Notes on contributors; Acknowledgements; Abbreviations; Chronology; Preface Russell Re Manning; Part I. Standing Within the Theological Circle: 1. Tillich's life and works Werner Schüßler; 2. Tillich as systematic theologian Oswald Bayer; 3. Tillich on God Martin Leiner; 4. Tillich's Christology Anne Marie Reijnen; 5. Tillich's theology of the Concrete Spirit Frederick J. Parrella; 6. Faith (and religion) Mary Ann Stenger; 7. 'First, read my sermons!' Tillich as preacher Erdmann Sturm; Part II. Theology and Culture: 8. Tillich's analysis of the spiritual situation of his time(s) Jean Richard; 9. Theology of culture and its future William Schweiker; 10. Tillich's theology of art Russell Re Manning; 11. Tillich's philosophy Christian Danz; 12. Tillich's ethics: between politics and ontology Mark Lewis Taylor; 13. On the boundary of Utopia and politics Ronald H. Stone; Part III. Tillich in Dialogue: 14. Tillich in dialogue with the natural sciences John F. Haught; 15. Tillich in dialogue with psychology John Dourley; 16. Tillich in dialogue with Japanese Buddhism: a paradigmatic illustration of his approach to inter-religious conversation Marc Boss; 17. Tillich and feminism Rachel Sophia Baard; 18. Tillich and the postmodern John Thatamanil; Bibliography; Index.

Russell Re Manning is University Lecturer in Philosophy of Religion at the Faculty of Divinity, University of Cambridge and Fellow of St Edmund's College, Cambridge. He is author of Theology at the End of Culture: Paul Tillich's Theology of Culture and Art (2005).

'[This] addition to the Cambridge Companion series provides a broad, insightful introduction to the theology of Paul Tillich … It is well orchestrated by the editor; its articles do a particularly good job at representing the complex and wide-ranging nature of Tillich's scholarship. One can manage the material handily, quickly using it to create inroads for further research related to any number of topics.' The Heythrop Journal

• Notes on contributors; Acknowledgements; Abbreviations; Chronology; Preface Russell Re Manning; Part I. Standing Within the Theological Circle: 1. Tillich's life and works Werner Schüßler; 2. Tillich as systematic theologian Oswald Bayer; 3. Tillich on God Martin Leiner; 4. Tillich's Christology Anne Marie Reijnen; 5. Tillich's theology of the Concrete Spirit Frederick J. Parrella; 6. Faith (and religion) Mary Ann Stenger; 7. 'First, read my sermons!' Tillich as preacher Erdmann Sturm; Part II. Theology and Culture: 8. Tillich's analysis of the spiritual situation of his time(s) Jean Richard; 9. Theology of culture and its future William Schweiker; 10. Tillich's theology of art Russell Re Manning; 11. Tillich's philosophy Christian Danz; 12. Tillich's ethics: between politics and ontology Mark Lewis Taylor; 13. On the boundary of Utopia and politics Ronald H. Stone; Part III. Tillich in Dialogue: 14. Tillich in dialogue with the natural sciences John F. Haught; 15. Tillich in dialogue with psychology John Dourley; 16. Tillich in dialogue with Japanese Buddhism: a paradigmatic illustration of his approach to inter-religious conversation Marc Boss; 17. Tillich and feminism Rachel Sophia Baard; 18. Tillich and the postmodern John Thatamanil; Bibliography; Index.