This edition makes Paul Tillich's Systematic Theology (1951-1963) accessible as a study edition. In this three-volume work, created in the USA, Tillich summarizes the results of his theological thinking. Unlike other dogmatic writings from the second half of the 20th century, the book unfolds the theological material against the backdrop of an interpretation of modern culture. The editor's introduction provides information about the background of its creation as well as the complicated textual history of the German version of Tillich's main work. Tillich's Systematic Theology is one of the most significant theological works of the 20th century. Volume 1/2 contains the introduction, the concept of revelation, the doctrine of God, and the Christology of the five-part system outline. You can find the concluding Volume 3.