Originally posted by psmith81992
LOL. When it says we are created in his image, it's referring to the Godly soul. It has nothing to do with physical perfection.
I am not suggesting that we physically resemble God. The latter is an entity, not a biological life-form.
My take is that we relate to God in the context of our great intelligence:
Originally posted by S_W_LeGenD
Human beings 'are created in God's image' in the sense that human beings have unparalleled cognitive and activity potential in comparison to other life-forms in the world just like God have unparalleled cognitive and activity potential in comparison to all other beings in the Universe. This is my take on this matter.
Another point is that we have sufficient intelligence to understand the concept of God, and therefore can relate to him in this manner.
Of-course, there are different ways to look into this.
The critics somehow brought 'physical perfection' into this.