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 1 Bles      |      the visible universe an image and likeness of God himself2,
 2   2,    4 |     had been created "in the image of God.... male and female"9,
 3   2,    4 |  deepest essence. Man is the image of God partly through the
 4   2,    4 |     male and female, "in the image of God". This process is,
 5   2,    6 | dominate it, because as the "image of God" he is a person,
 6   2,    9 |       whom he created in his image and after his likeness15,
 7   3,   13 | difficulty in accepting this image of the sphere and process
 8   3,   13 |   labour. It is a consistent image, one that is humanistic
 9   3,   13 | dependence. ~This consistent image, in which the principle
10   5,   25 |    For man, created to God's image, received a mandate to subject
11   5,   25 |     that man, created in the image of God, shares by his work
12   5,   27 |  with man's elevation as the image of God is contrasted with