The Blueprint of Human Identity: Recovering a Hebraic Theological Anthropology within the Promise-Plan of God

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In contemporary theology, few questions are as fiercely contested or pastorally urgent as the definition of human identity. Joshua R. Farris, in his inaugural module on theological anthropology, argues that any examination of the human condition must start with a guided journey to answer one question: “What does it mean to be a human?”[1] Farris rightly claims this inquiry cannot occur in philosophical isolation.