“Humans are called to be the imago dei (image of God), not Christians.
Christians are called to be human.”
- Stanley Grenz (1950-2005)
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Christianity: The True Humanism by Thomas Howard & J. I. Packer
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Hi Anson, where did you get that quotation?
Oh, it’s not from a book, but from one of the lectures he spoke in Systematic C (precisely 14:15 in track D10)
You find it useful for your thesis?
Thanks, Anson! Yes, it is indeed a very useful quote. I will try to find out more from his book “The Social God and Relational Self: A Trinitarian Theology of the Imago Dei” and probably he would develop that statement a bit more there, or I might be able to see his arguments on that. I might need to borrow that CD from you later, saving your effort to dig out the necessary info for proper quotation. Sigh, Turabian!