"Moltmann has made a good contribution . . . with insight to the anxieties of [being human] and to the examination of some current images of [being human] in the ultimate light of Christian faith."--John E. Smith, Yale University.
"This series of sketches provides a basis for Moltmann's view of man and woman as socially and politically responsible beings. Moving quickly through biological, cultural, religious, and Christian anthropology, he locates the contemporary problems of humanism in a technological (and inhuman) society...While the future remains central, its features are somewhat sobered in the emphasis on suffering love." --Anne Carr, University of Chicago
"This series of sketches provides a basis for Moltmann's view of man and woman as socially and politically responsible beings. Moving quickly through biological, cultural, religious, and Christian anthropology, he locates the contemporary problems of humanism in a technological (and inhuman) society...While the future remains central, its features are somewhat sobered in the emphasis on suffering love." --Anne Carr, University of Chicago







