Who Is the Human Being? provides an essential, multi-faceted look at theological anthropology from an ecumenical perspective. Edited by Zdenko Sirka and Ivana Noble, this collection brings together voices from various Christian traditions to address the fundamental questions of human identity, purpose, and existence. By navigating the nuances of different doctrinal viewpoints, the authors offer a unified yet diverse analysis of what it truly means to be created in the image of God. This book is an ideal companion for those engaged in theological study or ecumenical dialogue, aiming to foster understanding across denominational boundaries. Whether you are a student, a clergy member, or simply someone seeking a more profound understanding of the human condition, this text will help you reflect on your own identity while appreciating the rich, shared heritage of Christian thought.