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Assignment:
Defining the Image of God
Humanity's creation in the image of God has major implications for how we think about ourselves and all other people with whom we relate. Unfortunately, the Bible does not give us a specific definition of the image, although some passages give us hints as to what it may entail. In your textbook reading and the presentation, you will find various views and ideas as to what the image is.
Begin by reading Exploring Christian Theology, Volume 2, "High-Altitude Survey" and "Passages to Master" (up to section 6), pages 23-41
One day we will be what God intended us to be when he created us. What a glorious day that will be! In the meantime, we are called to live in the hope of final redemption. The 3 ideas that are most encouraging:
Next, analyze and interpret your reading and viewing to extract the essential meaning contained in the concept "image of God." To demonstrate you have successfully completed this task, summarize or explain the "image of God."
Characteristics of a successful summary:
- The summary must be written in a coherent sentence or sentences. Additionally, the summary should not be a simple listing of concepts, terms, or themes. Correct grammar and syntax must be employed.
- Every word in the summary should have a meaningful purpose.
- The summary must accurately reflect the reading and video material's essential points about the "image of God" and reflect a personal understanding of the material.