Self-love on Social Media: A Theological Reflection by Means of Paul Tillich

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Toronto Journal of Theology Pub Date : 2024-05-01 DOI:10.3138/tjt-2023-0045

Alberte Zerman Steffen

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Abstract

This article considers whether a loving embodied self-relation is of theological relevance and the possibility of a metaphorical conception of self-love as an inherent part of faith by means of Paul Tillich read through a phenomenology with a strong awareness of human embodiment. Additionally, it reflects on whether a theological focus on true self-love sheds light on a predominant and larger problem of normativity in the relationship between self and the world.

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社交媒体上的自爱保罗-蒂利希的神学反思

本文通过保罗-蒂利希（Paul Tillich）在现象学中对人类化身的强烈认识，探讨了爱的化身自我关系是否具有神学意义，以及将自爱隐喻为信仰固有组成部分的可能性。此外，它还反思了神学对真正自爱的关注是否揭示了自我与世界关系中更大的规范性问题。

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