re: #605 Spenser (with an S)

OK, then. As I have been taught, “In God’s Image” means after His character. We fail miserably every day, but as an ideal, we were made to be creative, loving, just, and compassionate. Sometimes, we see glimpses of that in good people and, as a believer in common grace, I think we can see it in a symphony or a kind act even if that person does not currently believe in God.

OK, got that, so it’s not so much following his physical image.