Seifert presents a Lutheran account of the human creature organized around the three articles of the Apostles’ Creed and Luther’s catechetical explanations. In response to materialist and technologically driven accounts ...

Moldenhauer develops a Lutheran theology of the human body grounded in Christ’s incarnation, bodily suffering, resurrection, and continuing embodied existence. He critiques contemporary tendencies to treat the body as a ...

Krause examines humanity’s creation in the image of God as the organizing purpose of God’s work in creation, redemption, and final restoration. Beginning with contemporary pursuits of self-improvement, he interprets human ...