Created in God's Image

by Carl J. Koch

God created human beings in God's own image. This book teaches us that our body never lies. So if we learn more about this reliable and trustworthy friend, then our body may even become a robust source of self-esteem and a marvelous occasion of grace. Easy reading but thought provoking.

120 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1991

Reviews

[Minh · Rating 1 out of 5]

The most boring book I had the misfortune to read . It's written as if seniors are a bunch of 1st graders who does not know basic vocabularies. The texts in the book are so hilariously funny and simple I don't know whether to cry or laugh:
What are the seven types of love? Self-love is to love oneself. Parental love is to love your parents. Love of God is to love all God's creation. .
Really, book, really? As if no one knows what they are! Thank you very much, but I can speak and understand English. And the book drone on and on in this simplistic manner about the evil of greed, pornography and teenage pregnancy, with only abstract dogma to back it up.
Recommended to no one . After senior year I will use it in a bonfire. I actually learn much more about life from reading one page of Plato's Apology than from 300 pages of this crap. American education system can be a joke.