Image of God (n.) cannot be taken off any more than one's body can, which makes leaving Judaism a kind of spiritual suicide.
Image of God (n.) are man's reply to being made in God's image: created, he turns around and creates.
Image of God (n.) walks behind a parade of angels crying out to the world to clear the way.
Image of God (n.) has nearly faded from man, who forgot whom he stands for, or that he stands for anyone at all.
The Image of God (n.) does not leave a person's face just because he disagrees with me about what is sacred.
The Image of God (n.) is not a quality inside man, like reason or speech; it is man himself.
The Image of God (n.) belongs to every human being, saint and sinner, sage and fool alike.
The Image of God (n.) is a scandalous claim to find in a Bible that bans every image of God.
An Image of God (n.) goes wrong not through bad likeness but through trying to be a likeness at all.
Image of God (n.) is the one image we are allowed to make: a life shaped by his will.