Few will deny that Paul Tillich's theology is powerful and moving. However, it may seem necessary after reading this book to bifurcate it completely from his personal life. Hannah Tillich's accounts of their adventures (so to speak) remind one of Sartre and Beauvoir's - and that is not a good thing. I will not say much about the details here, but suffice it to say that it is somewhat shocking to read for the first time if one is used to putting theologians on pedestals as dignified, upstanding and moral men both in their personal and public lives. I definitely recommend this book.