The present study aims at reflecting the problem of the relationship between human beings and God in Wolfhart Pannenberg s thought. Two issues of great importance in Pannenberg s work were taken into consideration: anthropology and history. The first presents the anthropological foundations of the religious dimension. For that matter, it is important to understand the concept of person, subject and freedom in Pannenberg. For him the opening theme features an anthropology that does not close itself before the immanent pure, but it is placed against the infinite mystery of God. The human being transcends its finitude and opens himself to infinity. The notion of image and likeness of God provides a foundation for a theological reading of anthropology. The second part works with the theme of revelation as history in the Jewish-Christian context. According to the German theologian, the revelation is given indirectly through historic events. In this sense the first part agrees with the second because one can only talk about history if we consider man as the performer. It is in human history that God reveals himself as the creator, liberator and savior of humanity. The apex of revelation is in Jesus Christ, for there it reaches its end. Jesus is already in a prolepsis of what will happen to every human being. His resurrection anticipates the future hope reserved for each person. In accordance with what was said, eschatology becomes very important for the Lutheran theologian. That is where the final outcome of human history will happen – what he calls the end of history. Jesus Christ is the unifying center of the future, when there will be a perfect harmony of past, present, and future in the eternal present of God. The ultimate realization of the person will be eternal participation in the love of God, the Trinity. Love that the Father has already expressed since the beginning of creation.