From 1925 to 1929, Paul Tillich taught at the Saxon Technical University in Dresden. These were turbulent years in the Weimar Republic, their interpretation fiercely contested. This volume is the first to examine Tillich's influence in Dresden, situating it within the intellectual discourses of the time, reconstructing it against that backdrop, and thereby painting a multifaceted picture of his theology and philosophy of religion.

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Christian Danz, University of Vienna, Austria; Werner Schüßler, University of Trier, Germany.