Justin Genus’s Reviews > Created in God's Image > Status Update

"The loss of the image of God in the functional sense presupposes the retention of the image in the structural sense. To be a sinner one must be an image-bearer of God—one must be able to reason, to will, to make decisions; a dog, which does not possess the image of God, cannot sin. Man sins with God-imaging gifts."

His note on Christ's miracles that affect nature being a form of excercising dominion scratched an itch.

Argues well that image and likeness are synonymous.

Argues well the two aspects of the image, one indisoluble and one yet in need of renewal.

A bit of a maverick on passage by passage basis. I question his frequent use of Greek tense in his argumentation.

Person-creature distinction was unfamiliar to me. Seems super useful, as evidenced by his explanation of what a covenant is/how they function