Abstract
The material anthropological proposals of Wolfhart Pannenberg are best interpreted in light of the methodological reciprocity that lies across and holds together his treatments of theology and science. In the context of a response to a recent book on Pannenberg by Jacqui Stewart, this article outlines a new interpretation of his theological engagement with the human sciences. I provide a model of the relationality that links these disciplines in Pannenberg's work and commend its general contours as a resource for the ongoing reconstruction of the interdisciplinary dialogue vis‐à‐vis the concerns of late modernity.
Keywords
methodology, theological anthropology, Wolfhart Pannenberg, image of God, relationality
How to Cite
Shults, F., (2001) “Theology, Science, and Relationality: Interdisciplinary Reciprocity in the Work of Wolfhart Pannenberg”, Zygon: Journal of Religion and Science 36(4), 809–825. doi: https://doi.org/10.1111/0591-2385.00400