This chapter considers the meaning of the claim that human beings are created in God’s image (imago Dei), offering a representational-relational conception of the doctrine. It also examines how the corruptive effects of sin deface humanity’s image-bearing, pointing to the need for the image to be restored through the person of Jesus Christ, the true image of God.
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