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Originally Posted by DontRunMeOver
I'm not being sarcastic. The last sentence just got me thinking.
Moses gets what I'm on about here. If everybody was truly in God's image then he would have to have a morphable image to accomodate for the differences in everybody's appearance. But then this would mean that for each person to be in his image, each person would have to also have a morphable image (which isn't true).
If the first man only was made in God's image, both the man and God would only need one image and this would allow for them to both have the same image.
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I don't think image is suppose to be taken literally. I'm glad it only got you thinking I thought there was the possiblity you were some extremely eccentric christian and i pissed you off. By in his image it's suppose to mean character and goodwill. People look different because of science. I don't believe in god but if there is a god who's to say that he didnt "make up" science as system of logic, reason, and constantcy instead of chaos.