Identity and Idolatry: The Image of God and Its Inversion (Volume 36) (New Studies in Biblical Theology)
Richard Lints' 'Identity and Idolatry' investigates the image of God and its inversion through idolatry in biblical theology. This volume in the New Studies series explores how human identity is shaped and distorted by misplaced worship, offering theological insights for understanding our divine reflection and its implications.
About This Book
In 'Identity and Idolatry,' Richard Lints delves into the biblical concept of the image of God and its implications for human identity. As part of the New Studies in Biblical Theology series, this volume addresses core theological themes with scholarly depth.
The book considers how idolatry distorts the intended reflection of God's image in humanity. Lints provides a framework for understanding these inversions through scriptural analysis.
Volume 36 in the series, it contributes to ongoing discussions in biblical theology, emphasizing the restoration of true identity amid cultural distortions.
Readers gain a nuanced perspective on the interplay between worship, identity, and divine purpose as outlined in the Bible.
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