The Creation of Adam is traditionally thought of as illustrating the Biblical creation narrative from the Book of Genesis in which God breathes life into Adam, the first man.

Every person holds divine worth and inherent dignity within their full-bodied existence. No life is more valuable than ...

When creation is spoken into existence by the Word, the Logos, of God, He imparts to every created being its own logos, its own word: the imprint of meaning and God’s intention in His creation.

The first and second chapters of Genesis (the first book of the Bible) do indeed seem to include two very different accounts of the creation as you indicated. The main difference, as you also ...

And that same God tells us that in a world of 82 Christian nations and 56 Muslim ones, there is room for one small Jewish State. [1] This essay was originally written by Rabbi Sacks in September 2010.

There is nothing in the first verse of Genesis to date God’s first great act in creation. As we think of these ages piled upon ages, we remember that David said, “From everlasting to ...

By becoming flesh, the Eternal Word entered into an interdependent relationship of mutuality with the rest of creation. As Johnson notes, "Jesus Christ is at the center of Christian faith.

“God wants justice to reign; it is as essential to our life as God’s children, made in his likeness, as water is essential for our physical survival,” he said in the message, released May 25.

The Creation of Adam is traditionally thought of as illustrating the Biblical creation narrative from the Book of Genesis in which God breathes life into Adam, the first man.