About us
The platform is carried by two academic chairs and tested in teaching. At least every two semesters, courses on the life and thought of Paul Tillich are offered in Würzburg and Paderborn; that is where the modules are used, evaluated and revised.
Project lead · University of Würzburg
Chair of Protestant Theology II — Religious Education and Didactics of Religious Education at the Institute for Protestant Theology and Religious Education, Julius Maximilian University of Würzburg. She contributes an international network in Tillich research and is responsible for the design of the project.
Chair of Protestant Theology II, University of Würzburg
Editing and modules · Paderborn University
Institute for Protestant Theology, focus on Historical Theology. He develops the modules, tests them in courses in Würzburg and Paderborn, and evaluates them. He is also the point of contact for questions about content and for reports of accessibility barriers.
jan.christian.pinsch@uni-paderborn.de
Institute of Protestant Theology, Paderborn University
Design and editing · Pastor in Wesselburen and Neuenkirchen
Pastor in Wesselburen and Neuenkirchen. Tillich is an important part of his theological thinking — the ghost in the machine, the question of the city, and above all thinking on the boundary. Responsible for the design and technical implementation of the platform. The brief was: less, but solid — static delivery, content in version-controlled files, no database as a single point of failure.
simon.luthe@kirche-dithmarschen.de
Christine Raczka · simonluthe.de
Archive and rights
The society opens its holdings of original recordings and clarifies the rights situation of the audio documents. Without this cooperation the listening section of this site would not exist — Tillich's voice is the core of what is offered here.
Module development within final theses
Several modules grew out of final theses. Authorship is stated in the origin section of each module — visible and citable. New modules continue to come about this way.