英文摘要 |
To make a survey of the methodology in Paul Tillich's theology of culture, we find that his method of correlation was the application and transformation of dialectical method, which originated from ancient Greece. However, the development of dialectic in classical German philosophy, particularly the attitude towards history and reality, was different from the Hellenism. For instance, in late Schelling's philosophy, especially in the analysis of the relation between the evil existence and the human freedom, idealism shifted to realism. Martin Heidegger affirmed Schelling's analysis of free, and the positive attitude of the acceptance of finite reality. Tillich's theology of culture was deeply influenced by Schelling and Heidegger. In short, the feature of Tillich's philosophy of religion was dialectical synthesis. He devoted to integrate human reason and revelation in the dialectical way, and his accomplishment was that he turned his method of philosophy of religion to the concrete reality and the vital process of seeking unconditional meaning in the interpretation of history. |