Incarnational humanism

Incarnational humanism

by Jens Zimmermann

Part of Strategic initiatives in evangelical theology

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Proposing a distinctly evangelical Christian philosophy of culture that grasps the link between the new humanity inaugurated by Christ and all of humanity, Zimmermann envisions the public ministry of the church as an embodied witness to God's reconciliation to the world.

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