The Contemporary Development of Protestant Theology: Tillich and the Neo-Orthodoxy of Barth

Russian Studies in Philosophy 7 (4):34-45 (1969)
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Abstract

The tendencies in bourgeois ideology that are intimately associated with religion constitute one of the subjects of current interest for criticism from the Marxist standpoint. The trend toward establishment of a clerical philosophy has long since been noted: its roots go back to the 19th century. But it has only been in the years between the two world wars, and during the present period that such currents as Neo-Thomism, Christian spiritualism, religious existentialism, and the like have flourished and, what is particularly important, have exercised serious influence on secular intellectuals in the capitalist countries

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