“The 2024 Dry Ron.”

This book, based on Tillich's Terry Foundation lectures at Yale University, discusses the concept of courage in various philosophical and theological contexts. It presents courage as the strength to affirm one's own life in spite of its inevitable end and the lack of purpose. Tillich analyzes courage in relation to fortitude, wisdom, self-affirmation, and existence itself, drawing on thinkers such as Plato, Aquinas, the Stoics, Spinoza, and Nietzsche. The book is a sophisticated discussion of human ontology, anthropology, and theology, introducing these concepts to a lay readership.

In this book, Barack Obama outlines his vision for America's place in the world and advocates for a politics rooted in faith, inclusiveness, and the nobility of spirit. He explores the forces that can stifle politicians, examines economic insecurity, racial and religious tensions, and transnational threats, and grapples with the role of faith in democracy. Obama argues that by returning to the principles of the Constitution, Americans can repair a broken political process and restore a government that is in touch with ordinary Americans.