Being Truly Human
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Being Truly Human: The Image of God and Life in the World
Friday, February 6, 7–9 pm
Dr. Douglas Green, Professor of Old Testament, Westminster Theological Seminary, Philadelphia
How does our core identity as created in God’s image affect the way we live? Doug Green uses the opening chapters of Genesis to show how understanding our purpose and makeup empowers us to glorify God in the world. Doug demonstrates how the fall involved a loss of glory as humans became beastialized by sin. Among other things, redemption involves the gradual restoration of our glory so that we might become truly human.
Forays are held at the Spruce Hill Christian School auditorium at the corner of 42nd & Baltimore in University City, Philadelphia. Light nourishment and beverages provided.
Douglas Green holds a PhD from Yale University and an MDiv from Westminster. Before attending seminary, he worked as an attorney in his native country of Australia.
Being Truly Human: The Image of God and Life in the World
Friday, February 6, 7–9 pm
Dr. Douglas Green, Professor of Old Testament, Westminster Theological Seminary, Philadelphia
How does our core identity as created in God’s image affect the way we live? Doug Green uses the opening chapters of Genesis to show how understanding our purpose and makeup empowers us to glorify God in the world. Doug demonstrates how the fall involved a loss of glory as humans became beastialized by sin. Among other things, redemption involves the gradual restoration of our glory so that we might become truly human.
Forays are held at the Spruce Hill Christian School auditorium at the corner of 42nd & Baltimore in University City, Philadelphia. Light nourishment and beverages provided.
Douglas Green holds a PhD from Yale University and an MDiv from Westminster. Before attending seminary, he worked as an attorney in his native country of Australia.
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