Theologic Anthropology

Theologic anthropology is the study of human beings from a religious perspective, examining what it means to be human in relation to God. It explores questions about human nature, purpose, dignity, and morality, emphasizing that humans are created by God with inherent worth. This view suggests that humans are both physical and spiritual beings, made for relationship with the divine, and that understanding humanity involves recognizing our capacities, limitations, and the potential for moral growth within a divine plan. It provides insight into how faith shapes our identity and purpose as created in God's image.