by Paul Tillich
University Professor at Harvard University
If we say God is a person,' we say something which is profoundly wrong.
According to the distinguished German-American theologian Paul Tillich, 'the God above God' is the God of the atheist as well as of the religious believer. In this talk he explains what it is that we are to understand by this apparently enigmatic phrase.
A work for radio by H. A. L. CRAIG
On September 14, 1607, a frightened little ship sailed from Lough Swilly in the north of Ireland. It carried the Earls of Tyrone and Tirconnell, the O'Neill and the O'Donnell, into exile. The flight of the Earls was the dramatic and visible fall of Gaelic Ireland. and members of the BBC Drama Repertory Company with Enid Simon (harp) The songs set by Tristram Cary and Dominic Behan
Production by DOUGLAS CLEVERDON : second broadcast
played by Jorg Demus (piano)
F minor: F sharp; F sharp minor
Second of seven programmes including keyboard music by Bach played on the piano, harpsichord, clavichord, and organ.
by Harold Nicolson
In this talk Sir Harold re-examines the views he expressed in his book on Tennyson written almost forty years ago.
: second broadcast
Symphony No. 3 (1950) (Facets) played by the Beromunster Radio Orchestra
Conducted by Erich Schmid
Recording made available by courtiesy of Societe Suisse die Radlodiffusion, Bern*
