God's love and value for every human being is unwavering, regardless of age, ethnicity, or socioeconomic status. The concept of the Imago Dei emphasizes that every person is created in God's image, possessing intrinsic value and worth. This understanding is essential for Christians to engage with the culture, treating others with dignity and respect, and advocating for the sanctity of life, particularly in the context of abortion. [... more]

The concept of human dignity is rooted in the biblical idea that man is created in the image of God, giving him inherent worth and value. This understanding has significant implications for how we view the sanctity of human life, including the debate over capital punishment and abortion. [... more]

Dr. Brian Hack discusses his research on the church's relationship with people with disabilities, particularly autism, and how a biblical worldview is essential for understanding human worth and inclusion. [... more]

The concept of being created in the image of God is explored in relation to artificial intelligence, human dignity, and Christian ethics. The discussion highlights the importance of understanding what it means to be human and the value of every human being, regardless of their abilities or contributions. [... more]

The concept of grace relations is rooted in the understanding that humanity was created to exhibit a common unity and diversity, but sin alienated man from God and from each other. The Messiah's work resolved the alienation between God and man, and between nations and ethnic groups, creating a new humanity where ethnic enmity and hostility have no place. [... more]