Re: Evolution and the Image of god

From: George Hammond (ghammond@mediaone.net)
Date: Sat Sep 29 2001 - 20:07:29 EDT

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    Keith B Miller wrote:
    >

    [Miller]
    > >It seems to me there is no way one can make sense
    > >of man being created in the
    > >image of God in the context of any scientific theory.

    [Hammond]
       This seems rather hasty. If the body is created in the
    image of the Soul; then the soul is the image of God.
    Obviously our Soul's image, like our body image, is the image
    of a Man. Therefore, God looks like a Man as far as we are
    concerned. A perfect Man.

    <snip>

    [Miller]
    >..................... since there is a
    > continuity of physical form from modern
    > humans to our common ancestors with
    > the other great apes, there are no physical
    > criteria by which the appearance of
    > the "image of God" could be identified in
    > the fossil record.

    [Hammond]
      Since God is the image of the Soul, it is obvious that the
    God of an Ape looks like an Ape, and the God of a Giraffe
    looks like a Giraffe. All living things therefore have a
    common conception of God... namely, that he is the perfected
    example of his own kind.

       Every living thing has the view that the "World" was
    created when he was created, and this is in fact literally true.
    As far as Humans are concerned the "World" did not exist
    before Homo Sapiens Sapiens were born some 40,000 years ago,
    and this event is elaborated in Genesis where Adam and Eve are
    the first two H.s.s.
      On the other hand a Horseshoe Crab will tell you the "World"
    was created 200 million years ago... and in fact will probably
    add that there has been damn little progress even in that
    length of time.

       Interestingly, EVERY living thing has a Cartesian (cross shaped)
    Body Plan, both Humans and Horseshoe Crabs, even Plants. Therefore
    the "stick figure" of the Cross is a sort of universal representation
    of the image of all living things, and therefore is in itself, the
    symbol or "image" of God. This has been known since the time
    of the Egyptian Ankh which predates the Cross of Christianity by
    2 milleniums.

    <snip>

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