Description
Book SynopsisInvites us to reimagine the person in light of the image of God in Christ, the divine enfleshed in human weakness.
The Cerulean Soul responds to real challenges in the sciences and philosophy and offers a relational theological anthropology shaped by a cruciform framework that assumes and affirms human contingency, limitation, and fallenness.
Table of Contents
- I Introduction to Melancholia
- 1 Introduction
- 2 Ontology of Melancholia: Definitions, Ontologies, and Anthropological Problems
- II Theological Anthropology
- 3 Models of Theological Anthropology and Depression
- 4 The Relational Image of God
- III Etiology of Mental Disorder: The Theological Types
- 5 Theological Type 1--The Natural
- 6 Theological Type 2--The Consequential
- 7 Theological Type 3--The Purgative
- IV A Trinitarian Theology of Melancholia
- 8 The Melancholic God: Does God Get Depressed?
- 9 Toward a Trinitarian Theology of Depression
