OPC'n
Puritan Board Doctor
I"m reading through the catechism, and I've stumbled over a question i'm unsure about. I thought I would ask for some help here. Below is the question the catechism is asking.
Which of these is correct: "The image of God is in man", or "Man is the image of God", or "The soul contains the image of God." Why did you choose the one you did?
I don't think the last one is right at all. The first just doesn't sound right. The second one is the one I choose, but I can't give a reason as to why I think it's right. So I need to know if I picked the right one and it would be nice to know why it's the right one and why the other two are incorrect. Thanks!
Which of these is correct: "The image of God is in man", or "Man is the image of God", or "The soul contains the image of God." Why did you choose the one you did?
I don't think the last one is right at all. The first just doesn't sound right. The second one is the one I choose, but I can't give a reason as to why I think it's right. So I need to know if I picked the right one and it would be nice to know why it's the right one and why the other two are incorrect. Thanks!
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