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The Courage to Be
Book • 1952
This book, based on Tillich's Terry Foundation lectures at Yale University, discusses the concept of courage in various philosophical and theological contexts.
It presents courage as the strength to affirm one's own life in spite of its inevitable end and the lack of purpose.
Tillich analyzes courage in relation to fortitude, wisdom, self-affirmation, and existence itself, drawing on thinkers such as Plato, Aquinas, the Stoics, Spinoza, and Nietzsche.
The book is a sophisticated discussion of human ontology, anthropology, and theology, introducing these concepts to a lay readership.
It presents courage as the strength to affirm one's own life in spite of its inevitable end and the lack of purpose.
Tillich analyzes courage in relation to fortitude, wisdom, self-affirmation, and existence itself, drawing on thinkers such as Plato, Aquinas, the Stoics, Spinoza, and Nietzsche.
The book is a sophisticated discussion of human ontology, anthropology, and theology, introducing these concepts to a lay readership.
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Mike Brown as a book he wrote, focusing on the concept that if one cannot be rich now, they will never be rich because wealth is a state of being.
Mike Brown as a book he wrote, focusing on the concept that if one cannot be rich now, they will never be rich because wealth is a state of being.
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$13M But Zero Cash: Why Net Worth Is a Lie
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Scott Barry Kaufman , suggesting "The Grit to Be" as a concept related to Tillich's "The Courage to Be."
Scott Barry Kaufman , suggesting "The Grit to Be" as a concept related to Tillich's "The Courage to Be."
Steven Kotler || The Art of Impossible
Mentioned by Palvi as the second book in the series that started with 'The Courage to be Disliked'.
16. Adlerian Psychology, Part 1
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Ben Shapiro as a book that is number one on Amazon and outsold many pre-presidential memoirs.
Ben Shapiro as a book that is number one on Amazon and outsold many pre-presidential memoirs.
Ep. 1681 - Chris Rock Leads The Anti-Woke Revolution
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Scott Barry Kaufman as one of his favorite books about having the courage to accept oneself despite being unacceptable.
Scott Barry Kaufman as one of his favorite books about having the courage to accept oneself despite being unacceptable.
s07e80 | Science of the Soul, with Scott Barry Kaufman
Recommended by Benjamin Chicka for its accessible exploration of courage in the face of existential challenges.
"Paul Tillich: Activist. Philosopher. Anti-Fascist." with Dr. Benjamin Chicka
