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 1 II,5   |         created in the image and likeness of God, can in any way attain
 2 II,5   |        apart from this image and likeness.~
 3 III    |                III~THE IMAGE AND LIKENESS OF GOD~
 4 III,6  | concerning man as "the image and likeness" of God constitutes the
 5 III,6  |          s image. This image and likeness of God, which is essential
 6 III,6  |         created in the image and likeness of the personal God. What
 7 III,6  |       and woman in the image and likeness of God.~In the description
 8 III,7  |        truth about the image and likeness of God (cf. Gen 1:26-27),
 9 III,7  |          person in the image and likeness of God thus also involves
10 III,7  |        thrown on man's image and likeness to God, spoken of in the
11 III,7  |          Jn 4:16).~The image and likeness of God in man, created as
12 III,7  |         also marked by a certain likeness to the divine communion ("
13 III,7  |     communion ("communio"). This likeness is a quality of the personal
14 III,7  |          rooted in the image and likeness of God which the human being
15 III,7  |         For he implied a certain likeness between the union of the
16 III,7  |          truth and charity. This likeness reveals that man, who is
17 III,7  |         created in the image and likeness of God means that man is
18 III,8  |         of man as "the image and likeness of God" at the very beginning
19 III,8  |         created in his image and likeness. But then, God too is in
20 III,8  |        precisely because of this likeness, he can be humanly known.
21 III,8  |      indicate the limits of the "likeness", the limits of the "analogy".
22 III,8  |          says that, while man's "likeness" to God is true, the "non-likeness"
23 III,8  |          man is created in God's likeness, God does not cease to be
24 III,8  |    analogy - the limits of man's likeness to God in biblical language -
25 III,8  |         created in the image and likeness of God. If there is a likeness
26 III,8  |   likeness of God. If there is a likeness between Creator and creatures,
27 III,8  |            bears within itself a likeness to, or analogy with the
28 IV,9   |       truth about the "image and likeness" to God, which is the basis
29 IV,9   |        truth about the image and likeness of God in man, since this
30 IV,9   |       woman in his own image and likeness, God wills for them the
31 IV,9   |         woman - in the image and likeness of God. By means of this
32 IV,9   |    Holiness itself, presupposes "likeness" in the sphere of freedom
33 IV,9   |      mean that the image and the likeness of God in the human being,
34 IV,9   |          If man is the image and likeness of God by his very nature
35 IV,10  |         dignity of the image and likeness of God in both of them.
36 IV,10  |        them in his own image and likeness.~This statement in Genesis
37 IV,10  |     expression of the "image and likeness of God" that is specifically
38 IV,11  |        man made in the image and likeness of God and the truth about
39 IV,11  |    female, made in the image and likeness of God, and based on the
40  V,12  |     created in his own image and likeness as man and woman. He was
41  V,12  |        created "in his image and likeness". Therefore, when "a man
42  V,14  |    persons made in the image and likeness of God himself. This entrusting
43  V,16  |         created in the image and likeness of God. Both of them are
44 VI,18  |         woman - in the image and likeness of God. This is not a purely
45 VI,18  |          is also a person in the likeness of his parents. Motherhood
46 VII,23 |         Created in the image and likeness of God as a "unity of the
47 VII,23 |       created in God's image and likeness, God can speak about himself
48 VII,25 |        For the analogy implies a likeness, while at the same time
49 VIII,29|       and woman in the image and likeness of God (cf. Gen 1:27; 5: