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 1    4,  29|     been created by God in his image and likeness (cf. Gen 1:
 2    4,  29|       23). Thus man, being the image of God, has a true affinity
 3    4,  30| presents him as a creature and image, defined in his deepest
 4    4,  30| therefore with respect for the image received, the image which
 5    4,  30|        the image received, the image which is the clear foundation
 6    4,  30|       has tarnished the divine image in himself. The claim to
 7    4,  30|       28) and inscribed in the image which they received.~It
 8    4,  31|        in Christ, the perfect "image" of the Father, and which
 9    4,  33|  taught to see that man is the image of God, called to share
10    4,  33|        unique dignity of this "image." In other words, true development
11    5,  40|         but becomes the living image of God the Father, redeemed
12    7,  47|       1:31), because he is the image of the Creator, placed under
13    7,  47|     person, the indestructible image of God the Creator, which