Theology on trial: Kierkegaard and Tillich on the status of theology

I. Kierkegaard on Christianity and theology. The absolute paradox

The stages on life's way

Selfhood as a relationship of the individual to God

Christianity is incomprehensible

II. Tillich on systematic theology. Requirements for a systematic theology

The method of correlation

Three ontological levels

The basic principles of Tillich's theology

Tillich on symbols

The new being in Jesus as the Christ

Immutable attributes and the language of dialogue

Biblical religion and ontology

Does Tillich's theology satisfy his own criteria of acceptability?

III. Kierkegaard versus Tillich.