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1. www.vatican.va › roman_curia › congregationsCommunion and Stewardship: Human Persons Created in the Image ...

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   Jul 23, 2004 · Finally, against the notion of the total corruption of the imago Dei by sin, the Catholic tradition has insisted that grace and salvation would be illusory if they did not in fact transform the existing, albeit sinful, reality of human nature.

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3. www.saet.ac.uk › Christianity › ImageofGodImage of God (Imago Dei) - St Andrews Encyclopaedia of Theology

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   The imago Dei is the most important anthropological concept in Christian theology. However, it is mentioned only rarely in the Bible, and synthesizing the Old Testament usage in the book of Genesis with the New Testament usage in Paul is no simple or straightforward task.

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   The Imago Dei, Latin for “image of God”, is crucial for our understanding of who we are as the direct creation of God. Here are ten things to guide our thinking. (1) We read in Genesis 1:26 of God’s determination to create man “in our image (tselem), after our likeness (demut).”

5. www.gotquestions.org › image-of-GodWhat does it mean that humanity is made in the image of God ...

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   Jan 4, 2022 · The image of God (Latin, imago dei) refers to the immaterial part of humanity. It sets human beings apart from the animal world, fits them for the dominion God intended them to have over the earth (Genesis 1:28), and enables them to commune with their Maker.

6. era.ed.ac.uk › handle › 1842The Imago Dei: an historical and critical examination

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   The imago Dei has become for Western theology primarily a symbol of either melancholy or disdain. For the Hebrew it was a symbol of the most intimate God -man relationship which we have called co- inherence.

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7. www.desiringgod.org › articles › the-image-of-godThe Image of God | Desiring God

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   A central Pauline teaching is that in regeneration men receive the image of God. Jesus is the image and fullness of God, and men therefore receive the image of God by sharing in what Christ is. The image of God which Christians receive is really, but only partially, possessed in this life.

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   What does the New Testament say about the imago Dei?

   • The New Testament tells us much about the new creation in Christ, but does not explicitly relate this to the image of God in the Old Testament. Finally, the problem of Satan just stated keeps us from a simple paralleling of attributes in man and God as the basis for a description of the imago Dei.

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   Why is it difficult to understand the imago Dei?

   • In addition, cultural factors, such as the influence of secular humanism and, more recently, the very profusion of images by the mass media, have made it difficult to affirm the human orientation to the divine, on the one hand, and, on the other, the ontological reference of the image which are essential to any theology of the imago Dei.

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   What is Imago Dei?

   • The tradition’s understanding of imago Dei being oriented around the knowledge of God and communion with God is undoubtedly due to the Christological use of the concept in the Pauline letters. As we have seen, crucial aspects of this image-Christology remain debated.

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   How do you interpret the imago Dei?

   • Interpreting the imago Dei in this context involves determining the nature of the human resemblance of God and, specifically, whether the human role and function vis-à-vis the rest of creation is the very essence of being created in God’s image or a consequence of it.

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   Is the imago Dei lost?

   • The point of speaking of the imago Dei as lost, both in Luther and Calvin and among those who think like them, is to deny that anything in human nature contributes to salvation or cooperates with God in justification. Moreover, it underscores the Pauline understanding of the image as Christ-conformity, brought forth by the Spirit.

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   What is the imago of God?

   • The imago of God consists in its manifestation….”35 The Bible never offers us the ontological content of the imago. It presents an imago in its manifestation, a God who acts, and a man of faith. This mode of thinking becomes very attractive when one sees that a number of biblical problems are lessened by its use (e.g., faith and works).

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9. biblicalelearning.org › Middleton-ImagoDei-CSRThe Liberating Image? Interpreting the Imago Dei in Context

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   For nearly two thousand years now the Christian tradition has singled out Genesis 1:26-27 for special attention.1 These biblical verses constitute the locus classicus of the doctrine of imago Dei, the notion that human beings are made in God's image.