Tillich's Argument Essay

When referring to living being is concerned about something, Tillich's is referring to faith. For example, if a person is unemployed they are concerned about how will they be able to pay their bills and survive. Due to any uncontrollable circumstances, humans tend to become weary. However, in order to have faith, one must believe in God, that despite of one's situation, "God will work it out foe them!" Even though things may become overwhelming, one must keep the faith and trust the good will overweight the bad. When human generally go through things, our faith are tested, and that's the time we must stay encourage. I know because I'm coming out of this situation, and after the rain the sun will soon shine, cause i trusted God even during my weakest moments of life.

An ultimate concern is an issue that one's have within their own life, or about what's going on in the world. Also, there is no limitations on an ultimate concern, this is a very broad topic. For example, one of my ultimate concerns are the terrorists, will they try to attack America again, and will the government be more prepared. The relationship between how a person lives her life, and one's ultimate concerns. There is a big difference, because all the
time people face problems within their life. Sometimes, most of the time the problems that people come across are very minimal and can be dealt with very easily and quickly. Often people choose to only help themselves in life, but the ones that choose to live life to it's fullest can live their life knowing they have accomplished something. On the other hand, a person should not base their ultimate concern on how they live, but on what type of environment they want to live in and raise family. That is why we must believe in God, the creator, and try to live our lives according to his word and better ourselves daily.

In my opinion, I feel this is a very tricky question.
i believe one can not be mistaken in their faith. However, we can be mistaken in how we interpreted what we've read. Because, faith is not something that we are granted; however, we seek it from God.

Tillich's described God, but trying not to make him exist in a sense. Basically, he is saying if god never existed there would not be one. However, since he do exist, only way he exist is through the believers of him.

One important contrast I've noticed between Tillich's ideas about faith and the ideas about faith , usually found in the church, is the leaders teaching of god, and the believers. Some teachers of God are truthful and some are misleading; however, the believers must still trust in
God.