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IN GOD’S IMAGE

2015
The idea of creation in the divine image has a long and complex history. While its roots apparently lie in the royal myths of Mesopotamia and Egypt, this book argues that it was the biblical account of creation presented in the first chapters of Genesis and its interpretation in early rabbinic literature that created the basis for the perennial inquiry
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In God's Image?

New Blackfriars, 1982
The human mother will suckle her child with her own milk, but our beloved Mother, Jesus, feeds us with himself, and, with the most tender courtesy, does it by means of the blessed Sacrament.’ (Julian of Norwich)‘It blurs the whole nature of the difference of the sexes if the woman does not play her proper part.
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In God’s Image

2019
Abstract Chapter 4 falls into two parts. The first relates Bonhoeffer’s interpretation of the imago dei in the biblical creation account to patristic readings. Bonhoeffer’s anthropology stresses freedom, relationality, embodiment, and stewardship of creation, affirming a human bond with animals and the earth. Bonhoeffer warns against the
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In God’s Image

2014
This chapter discusses the structural parallel between ‘Laws of the Foundations of the Torah’ and ‘Laws of Ethical Qualities’, the opening sections of the first book of Maimonides' Mishneh torah, the Book of Knowledge. In dividing intellectual virtue and moral virtue, ‘Laws of the Foundations of the Torah’ and ‘Laws of Ethical Qualities’ present an ...
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God's Image and Egalitarian Politics

Social Philosophy and Policy, 2004
These days, American politicians are loath to cite biblical passages for fear of being charged with breaching the wall between church and state. There was a time when a presidential candidate could claim that a certain monetary policy would “crucify us on a cross of gold.” This kind of rhetoric is now taboo.
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Measuring the Image of God: The God Image Inventory and the God Image Scales

Journal of Psychology and Theology, 1997
The God Image Inventory (GII) is an 8-scale, 156-item, psychometric instrument to measure the image of God, developed for clinical and pastoral use in N = 1 cases. For research use with a large N, the God Image Scales (GIS), in a 6-scale, 72-item format, or a 3-scale, 36-item format, are preferred subsets of the GII. The GII and GIS are designed on the
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Adolescent God Images

Review of Religious Research, 1977
From data gathered in a survey of a national probability sample of youth aged 13 to 18 in 1975, God images were ascertained and analyzed by means of discriminant func- tion analysis. The population was divided into four age and sex categories and within each category five "groups" holding different types: of God images were identified, de- pending on ...
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God Images: A Concept Map

Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion, 1999
versus anthropomorphic. Participants reported that traditional God images (e.g., 'Creator,' 'Everlasting,' 'Everywhere3) were much more salient for them than more punitive (eg., 'Intimidating,' 'Unfair') or nontraditional (e.g., 'Humorous," Woman") images.
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SELF IMAGES AND GOD IMAGES

British Journal of Psychotherapy, 2002
ABSTRACT The paper suggests reasons for thinking that there can be a new dialogue between psychotherapy and Judaeo‐Christian religion. An evolving and reciprocal series of self images and God images is traced through the pages of the Bible. Case material is advanced to illustrate the power of God images to maintain a rigid defensive system, and ...
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Plague God Image in the Clinic.

The Journal of analytical psychology, 2023
This paper selects four dreams before and during COVID-19 which constellated the Plague God image in Chinese culture. The author argues that this shows evidence that the origins of the modern psyche, although hidden, are preserved and living within the ancient anima mundi.
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