Professor Jens Zimmermann will look back on his experience of writing and revisiting Incarnational Humanism and reflect on how his ideas have developed in the twelve years since the first edition was published. He will then be joined by Hans Boersma (Order of St. Benedict Servants of Christ Chair in Ascetical Theology, Nashotah House Theological Seminary) for conversation on incarnational humanism’s relevance for our cultural moment.

ABOUT THE BOOK

First published in 2012 by InterVarsity Press, Incarnational Humanism offers a theological understanding of what it means to be human. This understanding is rooted in the incarnation of Christ, the supreme expression of true humanity and true Godhood in one. From this centre, it charts a course for Christians to engage—and to transform—culture for the life of the world.