A Theology of Anthropology

Picking up in the nineteenth century, the book follows biblical criticism into education, the new theologies that reshaped the churches, the loss of identity after two world wars, and the technology and consumer culture that drive the masses like cattle.

It shows how Latin faults and Napoleonic-era theologies built the church theologies of today, and then lays out the anthropology recovered from the Greek text: why Jesus died, what man was and is, and his future.