Man and woman He created them
a theology of the body
by John Paul II · first published 2006
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…as a stubborn young adult, certainly found it attractive. FWIW, if anybody wants a great challenge that seeks to bridge classical theology with modern/personalist/subjective thought, you should read Man and Woman He Created Them by John Paul II. It is as rewarding as it is dense and gave me the bridge between "old" and "new" philosophy/theology that I find lacking in many moderns.
on “My grandfather Paul Tillich, the unbelieving theologian” ↗Strong second for Man and Woman He Created Them. If you can get through it without coming to a deeper understanding of yourself (whether in agreement with its ideas or in opposition to them), you'll be the first person I've met who has.
on “My grandfather Paul Tillich, the unbelieving theologian” ↗