Natalia Marandiuc is Assistant Professor of Christian Theology at the Perkins School of Theology, Southern Methodist University.

The Goodness of Home is an important work that makes a significant contribution to theological anthropology, the doctrine of creation and theological ethics.

• Acknowledgements I. Why Home? A Preamble about the Argument's Theological Significance II. Human Double Embeddedness: Frameworks of Meaning and Significant Relationships III. Theological Implications from Attachment Theory IV. Human Difference and Particular Subjectivity V. Human and Divine Love Co-Creating the Self VI. The Goodness of Home: Attachment as Anthropological and Pneumatological Middle Space Bibliography

Natalia Marandiuc is Assistant Professor of Christian Theology at the Perkins School of Theology, Southern Methodist University.

The Goodness of Home is an important work that makes a significant contribution to theological anthropology, the doctrine of creation and theological ethics.

• Acknowledgements I. Why Home? A Preamble about the Argument's Theological Significance II. Human Double Embeddedness: Frameworks of Meaning and Significant Relationships III. Theological Implications from Attachment Theory IV. Human Difference and Particular Subjectivity V. Human and Divine Love Co-Creating the Self VI. The Goodness of Home: Attachment as Anthropological and Pneumatological Middle Space Bibliography

Natalia Marandiuc is Assistant Professor of Christian Theology at the Perkins School of Theology, Southern Methodist University.

The Goodness of Home is an important work that makes a significant contribution to theological anthropology, the doctrine of creation and theological ethics.

• Acknowledgements I. Why Home? A Preamble about the Argument's Theological Significance II. Human Double Embeddedness: Frameworks of Meaning and Significant Relationships III. Theological Implications from Attachment Theory IV. Human Difference and Particular Subjectivity V. Human and Divine Love Co-Creating the Self VI. The Goodness of Home: Attachment as Anthropological and Pneumatological Middle Space Bibliography