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 1 Text|  are not defined simply as being more demanding. Rather,
 2 Text|   destination of the human being is concerned. For although
 3 Text|    the same teaching about being created in "the image and
 4 Text|   de Lubac who spoke about being orphaned without God in
 5 Text|   very nature of the human being, without which he or she
 6 Text|   could not see the end as being related to the beginning.
 7 Text|   and at great cost, while being scoffed at for centuries
 8 Text| the dynamism, by grace, of being created "in the image" of
 9 Text|    deification not only as being unbiblical but even blasphemous,
10 Text| material part of the human being. Here the God-like nature
11 Text|  precisely in the fact, in being directly related to forechosen
12 Text|    human beings instead of being "last", are presented "first".~
13 Text|    but our inner nature is being renewed" (2 Cor 4:16).~A