Time's 40th Anniversary: THE AMBIGUITY OF PERFECTION
Addressing a gathering of people noted for their professional excellence, Theologian Paul Tillich spoke of the ambiguity of perfection and found cause for uneasiness about the dimension of culture in the contemporary world. Excerpts:
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