The meaning and social consequences of Imago Dei. / by Allan J. Delotavo.

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Delotavo, Allan J

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ilolio City : South East Asia Graduate School of Theology, 1987.Description: viii, 156 leaves; 28 cmSubject(s):

Image of God

LOC classification:

Th .D45 1987

Dissertation note: A thesis submitted to the faculty of SEAGST, Philippine Area in candidacy for the Degree Master of TheologyThesis (M.Theo.) -South East Asia Graduate School of Theology Summary: The imago Dei is usually viewed from a narrow perspective and is not related to the life situation of people in Asia. The present work is a modest attempt to view the image of God from a holistic perspective and to relate it to the life situation of Fillipinos. Because of the holistic anthropological view of the Bible, the imago Dei naturally is placed in a holistic perspective.

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THESES	Saint Andrew's Theological Seminary Mosher Library	Th .D45 1987 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Not for loan	33111

A thesis submitted to the faculty of SEAGST, Philippine Area in candidacy for the Degree Master of Theology

Thesis (M.Theo.) -South East Asia Graduate School of Theology

The imago Dei is usually viewed from a narrow perspective and is not related to the life situation of people in Asia. The present work is a modest attempt to view the image of God from a holistic perspective and to relate it to the life situation of Fillipinos. Because of the holistic anthropological view of the Bible, the imago Dei naturally is placed in a holistic perspective.

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