A Conversation with Dr. Paul Tillich - Part 1

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Title: A conversation with Dr. Paul Tillich and Mr. Werner Rode, a graduate student of theology [videorecording].
Published: [New Haven, CT] : Yale Broadcast & Media Center, [2010]
Description: 1 DVD (28 min.) : sd., b&w ; 4 3/4 in.
Notes: Telecast in 1956 on the NBC-TV series Frontiers of faith and produced by the National Council of Churches of Christ in the U.S.A., Broadcasting and Film Commission. Reproduced in new format on Sept. 30, 1986, by Union Theological Seminary in Virginia, Library Media Services Department. DVD copy of original VHS videocassette: [Virginia : Union Theological Seminary, 1986]
Summary: Werner Rode, a graduate student at Union Theological Seminary, New York, interviews the theologian Paul Tillich in 1956 concerning his life and developments in theology during his career.

[@therevddrruwanpalapathwala1463]

I wrote my PhD thesis on Prof Dr Dr Tillich. Thank you for this clip which has enabled me to hear my teacher. He died a month before I was born.

[@MineCraftQhead]

sucks

[@stanleykubrick8786]

Paul certainly made a big contibution to the political problems of First World War Germany. Thank you, Paul!

[@tunoo2740]

THANKS A LOT FOR SHARING, INVALUABLE FOR MY THEOLOGICAL STUDIES

[@Kobe29261]

Thank you!

[@DanLackey]

Theology graduate student Werner Rode insists upon sitting at the feet of the Master, who (at 4:00) insists that his disciple take one of the apples not merely on display on a nearby table.

[@DanLackey]

The apple segment is a wonderful non sequitur, rather like a sloppy or silly cut-away in Reefer Madness, a film in which Professor Tillich played no part.

[@chrisrubel6092]

Daniel Lackey u

[@gyinagal]

@@chrisrubel6092 Good point

[@user-gj5zl3ds2g]

Tillich may have lost his faith and never dared confess it🙏🏿
A liberal is one who has lost his faith and dare not confess it🙏🏿
Rev. Kolphen George Wilson . Havana , Cuba

[@Chesterbarnes1]

Tillich was a great liberal teacher.

[@briteness]

This aired the year Elvis made it big.

[@nickgilson301]

David Carpenter Interesting connection. Theology goes liberal and culture does too?