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Image Term used in theology to express the fact that man is made to be similar to God, but not equal. Man is God's representative on earth. | |
Immutable Unchanging. The term is used in theology to explain that God does not change in His attributes. | |
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Light Figure used by John in Scripture to indicate righteousness. | |
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Machiavelli Sixteenth century author who wrote The Prince. Known for arguing that "the end justifies the means." | |
Metaphor A figure of speech in which a word or phrase represents something else. | |
Moral Law Aspect of the law that gives general ethical principles, often identified with the Ten Commandments. | |
Motive There are two senses of the term: 1) a purpose or goal for an action, or 2) an inward cause of an action. As a cause, it is an inward disposition that moves us to action. | |
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Natural The realm of created existence in which we live. | |
Nature When referring to man, it is his fundamental character. | |
Nicea City where Church council was held in 325 AD, in which they affirmed the doctrine of the Trinity and refuted Arianism. | |