Human Beings as Imago Dei and Homo Sapiens: Assessing the Substantive Interpretation of Imago Dei

Dialogo 8 (1):258-265 (2021)
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Abstract

Traditionally, in Christian theology, human beings have been regarded to be images of God (imago Dei). Often, the divine image has been understood to be located in a supernatural soul separate from the body. In this paper, I examine the credibility of this so-called substantive view of Imago Dei in the light of contemporary science.

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