The Theological Anthropology of David Kelsey: Responses to Eccentric Existence
by Gene Outka
Gene Outka’s study examines David Kelsey’s theological anthropology and the concept of eccentric existence. Focusing on responses to Kelsey’s account, this specialized scholarly volume contributes to contemporary theological reflection on human identity, existence, and the relationship between anthropology and theology.
About This Book
Gene Outka examines the theological anthropology of David Kelsey.
The book focuses on Kelsey’s concept of eccentric existence and its significance for theological reflection.
It considers responses to this account, offering a focused contribution to contemporary discussions of human identity and theology.
Written for readers interested in theological anthropology, the volume presents a specialized academic study of Kelsey’s work.
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