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Ryan S. Peterson

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Karl Barth and Christian Theology Biblical Studies and Interpretation Religious and Theological Studies

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Abstract The imago Dei , or image of God, has been central to Christian anthropology since the writings of the early fathers. Irenaeus was first to make it central to his overall theology. Not a few theologians have followed this path, and they have tended to agree that the imago Dei refers to a similarity that humanity had or has or will have to God.

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2005The Liberating Image: The Imago Dei in Genesis 1 1988The image of God : Genesis 1:26-28 in a century of Old Testament research 1968The Image of God in Man

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