Abstract
Karl Barth et Wolfhart Pannenberg affirment que l'etre humain est essentiellement constitue par une forme specifique de relationnalite. Les deux hommes developpent des modeles de l'imago Dei dans lesquels, la relationnalite qui constitue l'humanite est structurellement analogue aux relations constitutives du Dieu trinitaire. Du point de vue materiel et methodologique, les differences entre les deux theologiens sont cependant significatives et extremes dans certains cas. Dans un sens large, l'A. analyse l'influence reciproque entre l'anthropologie et la methodologie
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