The New Being by Paul Tillich

The New Being

Author: Paul Tillich
ISBN: None (Pre-ISBN era)
Publisher: SCM Press Ltd.
Year: 1959 (Original: 1955)
Binding: Hardcover with original dust jacket
Pages: 179
Language: English

About This Book

In The New Being, Paul Tillich — one of the twentieth century's most profound and accessible theologians — delivers a collection of sermons that cut to the heart of the human condition. Drawing on the Christian concept of the "New Being" as a transformative force, Tillich speaks to the universal longing for wholeness, reconciliation, and meaning in a fragmented world.

These sermons are not merely religious addresses; they are philosophical meditations on estrangement and reunion, on the courage to be, and on the grace that meets us in our deepest moments of doubt. Tillich's language bridges the sacred and the secular, making this a rare work that speaks equally to the devout and the spiritually searching.

First published in 1955, this 1959 hardcover edition with its original dust jacket is a beautiful piece of mid-century theological literature — a collector's treasure and a living text.

Why This Book Is Perfect For You

• Readers drawn to existential theology, Christian philosophy, or spiritual depth
• Collectors of mid-century theological and philosophical hardcovers
• Those exploring questions of meaning, estrangement, and transformation
• Fans of Tillich's The Courage to Be or Systematic Theology

All items in our Pre-Loved Library are curated vintage or secondhand copies. Expect minor shelf wear, aged pages, or past owner notes — each imperfection adds to the soul and journey of the book.