Deep Thoughts on We are Imago Dei - Teaching Material
In Luke 8:1-3, we find a remarkable depiction of Jesus surrounded by a group of women—Mary Magdalene, Joanna, and Susanna—who were transformed by His presence...
This is theological reflections on imago dei and progressive christian theology, drawing on Luke 8:1-3. It carries an emotional tone of hope, awe and compassion.
In Luke 8:1-3, we find a remarkable depiction of Jesus surrounded by a group of women—Mary Magdalene, Joanna, and Susanna—who were transformed by His presence and power. This moment isn’t merely a historical footnote; it reveals the profound truth of Imago Dei, our identity as reflections of God. Here, we see that each woman, as created in the image of God, embodies dignity and purpose, breaking societal barriers and redefining roles within a patriarchal culture.…
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