Theological mEanings and Imagery in Man of Steel

Theological significance and image of Ironman provides many theological significance and images for the life of Jesus Christ and the Bible. Although Superman's character depicts an image like Christ, there are other things that have a theological point of view, showing all aspects of the life of Christ on this planet and the whole background story. Superman will always include myth of Messianic says Christian. Many good stories are written in myths, culture, religion.

Anselm of Canterbury is a major theologian in the 11th century AD and he wrote one of the most important theological works in the history of the church, "Why is it the man of God?" This theological masterpiece tells the core of the Christian Gospel (Gospel means 'good news') - God takes the form of human being in Jesus Christ to save a helpless sinner. (Of course, this is also the Christmas Christian holiday theme). In Cur Deus Homo, Anselm took a position to recognize the truth of God's incarnation in Jesus, Nazareth, and from that perspective, explained why God became a human. But understanding the theological truth clearly stated by Anselm will help those who fight in the faith. (I) God understands that he must be a human and provides a means of salvation for mankind. Looking for hope in the good news of the gods

Theological anthropology emphasizes the concept of the Bible to man in the dialogue with God. Martin Buber, Emil Brunner, Dietrich Bonhoeffer are excellent representatives of this movement. But the openness of people and his personality and sociality are the main themes of their work. The human difficulty of making right choices simultaneously corresponds to the theological conception of human justice and crime. In their view, the intellectual and logical explanation of God's message is not enough to understand God's revelation. Based on the logic of words, there is a strong relationship between people and God. The important thing is not something is right, but how to implement it. Theological philosopher Anthropologist explained after believing Foilbach that he believes in God from the viewpoint of self-understanding and human self-image.