The Courage to Be¶
Tillich, P. (1952). The Courage to Be. Yale University Press.
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- Existential Angst
- Existential angst is a phenomenological condition that can be interpreted through many stances: religious (Kierkegaard, Tillich's The Courage to Be
This sourceconfirmed — analyzes three forms of existential anxiety (fate/death, guilt/condemnation, meaninglessness) and the courage to be as a religious response.
- Existential angst is a phenomenological condition that can be interpreted through many stances: religious (Kierkegaard, Tillich's The Courage to Be
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