Man: The Image of God

abstract actual already anthropology appears approach aspect attempt attention Bavinck becomes Biblical body called Calvin Catholic Christ Church clear clearly completely concept concerned conclusion confession connection conscience consider context continued contrast corruption created creation criticism dealing death denied dichotomy directed discussion distinction divine doctrine emphasized especially essence evidence evil existence expression fact fall fallen formal freedom further give given glory God's grace heart human human nature idea image of God immortality imply John judgment knowledge Kuyper light limit living lost man's man's nature meaning mortality mystery nature never origin Paul person position possible precisely problem question reality reason reference Reformation regarding rejected relation relationship religious remains remnants revealed says Scripture sense shows sort soul speaks spirit substance takes term Testament theologians theology things thought true understanding unity various whole witness