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Reflections of the Imago Dei

Journal of Biblical Integration in Business, 1969
Reflections are remarkable. This summer I watched in awe as the sun rose over the ocean and created a path of reflected light that climbed and fell on the waves. The reflection of light from the Son is a good metaphor for this issue of the Journal of Biblical Integration in Business (JBIB).
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An Anthropology of the “Imago Dei”

1976
It is generally believed that with St. Thomas anthropology undergoes a substantial change: with him man is no longer conceived as “imago Dei” (an image of God), and consequently he is no longer studied in his relation to the spiritual and supernatural world, but is considered in his inner nature and rather conceived as a being composed of soul and body.
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The Human as Imago Dei

2017
Patristic theology emphasizes how humans are created in God’s image. Some older scholarship on Hilary has seen his imago theology as ‘Alexandrian’. This supposed category sees God’s image only in the human mind/soul and not the body; and suggests that humans are ‘in God’s image’ but not themselves ‘God’s image’ (a title reserved for Christ).
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Of Monsters and Men: A Spectrum View of the Imago Dei

Religions, 2023
C A Mcintosh
exaly  

Imago Dei in the Shadows

In the modern professional landscape, "value" is often treated as a vapor—a term historically meaning that which is "without substance" or fleeting. We frequently assign worth based on a person's utility, productivity, or social status. However, a biblical worldview demands that we look beneath the surface.
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Imago Dei and Human Rights: A North Korean Case Study

Theology Today, 2022
I Sil Yoon
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The Imago Dei as the Imago Trinitatis

2013
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‘God said “Let us make man in our image after our likeness”’ – Mary Shepherd, the imago-dei-thesis, and the human mind

British Journal for the History of Philosophy, 2023
Manuel Faško
exaly  

Imago Dei

2013
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THE <i>IMAGO DEI</i> AS A WORK IN PROGRESS: A PERSPECTIVE FROM PALEOANTHROPOLOGY

Zygon, 2014
Johan De Smedt, Helen De Cruz
exaly