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This constructive theological work enhances Tillich's German religious socialism by creatively integrating it with Tillich's theological insights throughout his American career. Bringing Tillich into conversation with contemporary developments in just peacemaking, this book presents a refurbished version of religious socialism.

Christian socialism. --- Socialism and Christianity. --- Tillich, Paul,

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"Draws on the theology and ethics of Tillich and Levinas to explore how nontraditional video games can foster empathy and moral formation"--

Video games --- Social aspects. --- Religious aspects. --- Levinas, Emmanuel. --- Tillich, Paul,

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This first book-length study of Paul Tillich's ethics is drawn from research in the Harvard Archives and fifty years of teaching Tillich's social-political thought. In Ronald H. Stone's fourth work on Tillich's philosophy the ethic is examined from the early ontological to socialist ethics to his own final principled-situationalist ethic in late life. Unique to this study is the in-depth inquiry into Tillich's courageous social action correlated with his own philosophical-theological ethic. The book moves from an early socialist rally in Berlin, through the wars, dialogue with John Foster Dulles about post-war planning, debates about nuclear deterrence, to Buddhist Christian dialogue. The author's own preference for the late ethic of the philosopher informs the inquiries into the earlier radical Tillich. The conclusion provides a synthesis of the vast sources of Tillich's ethics and presents twelve themes summarizing sources and future resources for ethics from his life's work.

Christian ethics --- Ethics, Modern --- Socialist ethics --- Socialism and Christianity --- Socialism and religion --- Church and social problems --- Social justice --- History --- Religious aspects --- Christianity --- Tillich, Paul