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What's the Good of Humanity?, superbly prefaced and edited by Victor Austin and Joel Daniels, is a rich collection of essays by seven prominent Christian theologians. The essays skillfully engage in theological anthropology, bringing their authors' insights to bear on a question facing all humans created in God's image. At a time when the very idea of 'humanity' is being attacked by advocates for a 'post-human' world, the seven authors here help all theists face this challenge wisely. --David Novak, University of Toronto

What's the Good of Humanity?, superbly prefaced and edited by Victor Austin and Joel Daniels, is a rich collection of essays by seven prominent Christian theologians. The essays skillfully engage in theological anthropology, bringing their authors' insights to bear on a question facing all humans created in God's image. At a time when the very idea of 'humanity' is being attacked by advocates for a 'post-human' world, the seven authors here help all theists face this challenge wisely. --David Novak, University of Toronto

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Victor Lee Austin, program director of the Center for Catholic and Evangelical Theology, is theologian-in-residence of the Episcopal Diocese of Dallas. His books include Up with Authority, Christian Ethics: A Guide for the Perplexed, Losing Susan, and Friendship: The Heart of Being Human. Joel C. Daniels is rector of the Nevil Memorial Church of St. George in Ardmore, Pennsylvania, and postdoctoral fellow at the Center for Mind and Culture. He is the author of Theology, Tragedy, and Suffering in Nature: Toward a Realist Doctrine of Creation. His teaching ministry includes serving as adjunct faculty at Fordham University and the General Theological Seminary, as well as training those in formation for Holy Orders in the Episcopal Diocese of Pennsylvania. He is a member of the Society of Scholar-Priests.

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