Imago Dei - Longer definition: The term imago Dei refers most fundamentally to two things: first, God's own self-actualization through humankind; and second, God's care for humankind. To say that ...

Everyone, even, and most importantly, the people with whom you do not agree. That’s the message of the Imago Dei Campaign, a new movement of prominent evangelical groups launched on Monday to ...

The LGBTQ+ Initiative of the Marianist Social Justice Collaborative recently hosted Imago Dei, a June 27-30 conference celebrating LGBTQ+ ministry, at the Bergamo Center for Lifelong Learning in ...

When we work with others or with ourselves, we cannot let the diagnosis define us, as humans. We need to resist the temptation to identify one another by our sickness or defects--even though the act ...

They are not religious workers, but they still play a pivotal role in incorporating the imago Dei, the notion that all people are made in the image and likeness of God,into public life.

The sick, blind, mute, lame and deformed people brought to Jesus are made whole again becauser the original Imago Dei, image of God, is restored in them. This restoration is communicated through ...

This doctrine, Imago Dei, is complicated by a second theological foundation for Christians: the Fall. In choosing to sin against God, humans corrupted their ability to act as God intended, ...