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ultimate concern: a standalone construct

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the definition, from Tillich, of faith as the state of being grasped by what concerns a person unconditionally.

In theology, ultimate concern refers to the definition, from Tillich, of faith as the state of being grasped by what concerns a person unconditionally. This meaning comes from Tillich (1957) in Dynamics of faith.[1]

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  1. Tillich, P. (1957). Dynamics of faith. Harper. Open Library record

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