Journal of Ecumenical Studies, March 22nd, 1992
This article attempts to show that the deep spiritual and intellectual relationship between Martin Buber and Paul Tillich can be the basis of a dialogical legacy for Jews and Christians in the present if their thoughts are seen as complementary. The article concentrates on their respective interpretations of Ex. 3:14 ("I am who I am"), showing how the respective philosophical exegeses of Buber and Tillich enrich and expand each other. The article shows that Tillich's critique of Buber's limitation of the God-human relation to the I-Thou relationship continues (probably unknowingly on Tillich's...
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