Ralph D. Willy, M.D

Barth, Earl E.

doi:10.1148/radiology.136.2.559

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“…For Barth, sin is not only a contradiction of humanity's nature, it is 'an ontological impossibility' because Christ, as real man, has already answered 'Yes' to God. 79 'For Brunner,' Barth believes, 'man is neutral: man can sin because man is free. For me man is not neutral: he can only obey.…”

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Responsible Relationship: Imago Dei and the Moral Distinction between Humans and Other Animals

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2011

Int J Systematic Theology

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In light of modern evolutionary science, some theologians have criticized using the image of God to distinguish humans from other animals. This concept, however, still offers rich theological insight into the natures of both humans and other animals. Following the relational interpretations of Emil Brunner and Karl Barth, this article explores how the imago Dei may be used to distinguish human creatures without necessarily implying a division in kind between humans and other animal creatures. Humans are distinguished not by any superior abilities they might possess, but by the character of their relationship to God and other creatures.

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Responsible Relationship: Imago Dei and the Moral Distinction between Humans and Other Animals

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2011

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Ralph D. Willy, M.D

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Responsible Relationship: Imago Dei and the Moral Distinction between Humans and Other Animals

Responsible Relationship: Imago Dei and the Moral Distinction between Humans and Other Animals

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