JAN--7 1960 RELIGION AND SOCIETY Humanities 127b (Theology 185b) Professor Paul Tillich Tues. and Thurs., 11-12, (Sat.) Assistant--Mr. Robert Kimball Office hours by appointment. Phone Secretary, Mrs. G. Leonard, UN. 8-7600, Ext. 769 The assignments for this semester are: a) 2000 pages of reading which include the starred selections below. (A bibli- ography of all reading done for the course should be turned in with the final examination. The books selected by the student should be annotated.) b) A final examination dealing with the lectures and the starred selections in the bibliography.

BIBLIOGRAPHY Barth, Karl--Against the Stream Bennett, John--Christian Ethics and Social Policy Christianity and Communism Bonhoeffer D.--Ethics Buber, Martin--*Between Man and Man (Parts, I, III, IV) Brunner, Emil--*Christianity and Civilization (Vol. I & II) Cole, W. G.--Sex in Christianity and Psychoanalysis Fromm, Erich--*Man for Himself Escape from Freedom Jaspers, Karl--The Idea of the University Man in the Modern Age Kegley, C. W. and Bretall, R. W.--*The Theology of Paul Tillich (Chs. 1, 2, 3, 13, 14) Kroner, Richard--Culture and Faith May, Rollo--Man's Search for Himself Miller, Alexander--*The Christian Significance of Karl Marx Moberly, W. H.--Crisis in the University Niebuhr, Reinhold--*Christian Realism and Political Problems Ortega y Gasset--The Revolt of the Masses Randall, John H.--The Making of the Modern Mind Riesman, David--The Lonely Crowd Sherill, Lewis--The Struggle of the Soul Tawney, R. H.--Christianity and the Rise of Capitalism Tillich, Paul--*The Protestant Era (Chs. II, IV, IX, XIII thru XVIII) *Theology of Culture Tolstoy, Leo--The Law of Love and the Law of Violence Toynbee, Arnold J.--An Historian's Approach to Religion Troeltsch, Ernst--*Christian Thought Ulich, Robert--The Meaning of Education Harvard University Spring semester--1959-60