Human Nature, Human Evil, and Religion

In "Human Nature, Human Evil, and Religion," author Jarvis Streeter delves into the intriguing anthropological theories of Ernest Becker, illuminating their relevance to traditional and contemporary Christian perspectives on human nature, sin, and salvation. Published by the University Press of America in 2008, this thought-provoking paperback spans 210 pages and invites readers to explore the intersections of Becker's insights with Christian doctrine. Streeter meticulously compares these two approaches, providing a rich analysis that encourages contemporary Christian thinkers to reflect on the complexities of human existence. This book is an essential read for anyone interested in the theological anthropology of the 20th century and the ongoing dialogue between secular and religious thought in the United States. Discover how Becker's ideas can enrich your understanding of faith and humanity.