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          Emmy Award-winning filmmaker Martin Doblmeier, Cornel West, Professor of the Practice of Public Philosophy, Harvard Divinity School....

          Karl Paul Reinhold Niebuhr, a renowned American theologian and public intellectual, left an indelible mark #ReinholdNiebuhr #biography.

        1. Karl Paul Reinhold Niebuhr, a renowned American theologian and public intellectual, left an indelible mark #ReinholdNiebuhr #biography.
        2. Reinhold Niebuhr (–) was an inner-city pastor, ethics professor, and author of the famous Serenity Prayer.
        3. Emmy Award-winning filmmaker Martin Doblmeier, Cornel West, Professor of the Practice of Public Philosophy, Harvard Divinity School.
        4. Examine the career and global impact of American-born theologian Reinhold Niebuhr, who became a voice of conscience to a country reaching the pinnacle of its.
        5. TODAY IN PHILOSOPHY OF HISTORY: Reinhold Niebuhr's Post-Providential Theology of History Friday 21 June is the nd anniversary of the.

          6. From Carter to Comey, the legacy of “Washington’s Favorite Theologian”  endures.
          Christianity Today, Elesha Coffman, May 19, 2017

          Nearly 50 years since his death, theologian Reinhold Niebuhr still routinely makes headlines.

          A high-profile documentary, An American Conscience: The Reinhold Niebuhr Story, debuted earlier this year. Recently deposed FBI director James Comey “almost certainly” used his name for his private Twitter account. Ten years ago, TheAtlantic declared “Everybody Loves Reinhold”; last month, Religion & Politics called him “Washington’s Favorite Theologian.” He commands respect from left (Jimmy Carter, Barack Obama) and right (John McCain, David Brooks).

          So what’s the attraction?

          Here are five aspects of Niebuhr’s work that help explain his enduring relevance.

          1. He thought big.

          Niebuhr titled his 1938–40 Gifford Lectures (the most illustrious theology lecture series in the world) “The Nature and Destiny of Man.” On page 1 of the p