This paper seeks to provide a preliminary theological and biblical response to the urgent and pertinent gap in evangelical and global Christian thought on the theme of the human person. The mounting anthropological concerns of our time relating to the nature of human beings, human sexuality, racial and ethnic conflicts, and Christian leadership and their authority have necessitated fresh attention to the field of anthropology in relation to theology, biblical engagement, and the Christian tradition.
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A Theology of the Human Person on the Lausanne Movement website.
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