폴 틸리히의 상관관계방법을 활용한 비기독교인을 위한 설교방법에 관한 연구

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Paul Johannes Tillich is a theologian on the boundary who tries to convey the contents of traditional theology to modern people through apologetic methods. I believe that his apologetic preaching method will be a sample of an important preaching method for conveying the gospel.<BR/> Paul Tillich's theology and sermons are a very suitable preaching method for our university targeting non-believers in the chap- el of a Christian university. Our university has a chapel time to spread the Christian gospel to non-Christians. Paul Tillich's correlation method presents an alternative as a way to spread the gospel to non-Christians.<BR/> Going into the text, I explained what Paul Tillich's correlation method is. Correlation is a Christian apologetic preaching method that provides theological answers to philosophical questions about human existence. There are two main points in the dialectical method: one is a question and the other is an answer. Using this correlation method, we looked for the possibility of preaching to non-believers.<BR/> First, Paul Tillich's preaching method is an apologetic preaching method. As seen in Tillich's theology, his sermons are also an 'apologetic preaching method' that reflects theology.<BR/> Second, Paul Tillich’s sermon tool is ‘questions and answers.’ He is interested in the existential questions of modern people. There is no answer without asking a question. His premise is reflected in his sermon.<BR/> Third, the goal of Paul Tillich's sermon is salvation as an answer to the problem of human existence. When Tillich looked at humans, he saw them as real humans who had lost their essential nature and lived in alienation and anxiety.<BR/> Fourth, what kind of people were the audience of Paul Tillich's sermons? As he stated at the beginning of his sermon collection, most of his sermons were delivered in university chapels. It is similar to our university.<BR/> Fifth, the content of Paul Tillich's sermon is the new creation through Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit. Tillich says that the problem is the meaninglessness of the lives of people living today, and that the message of Christianity that must be conveyed to them is the message of a ‘new creation,’ that is, a ‘new being.’ And it is Christ and the Holy Spirit.<BR/> In conclusion, I am confident that Paul Tillich's sermon based on theology will be a good example of a sermon for non-Christians in today's Christian college chapels.