Mystik und Schuldbewusstsein in Schellings philosophischer Entwicklung
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Paul Tillich's work, Mystik und Schuldbewusstsein in Schellings philosophischer Entwicklung (Mysticism and Consciousness of Guilt in Schelling's Philosophical Development), explores the philosophical journey of Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph von Schelling. Tillich examines how Schelling's thought evolved, particularly concerning mysticism and the concept of guilt. This work delves into Schelling's ideas on sin and redemption as universal events, reflecting Tillich's broader "Protestant principle" which reconciles faith with reason. Schelling, a key figure in German idealism, developed philosophies of nature and identity, influencing Romanticism and later existentialist thought. Tillich used Schelling's concepts to analyze the human condition, bridging traditional Christianity with modern culture.12
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