Athough man is created in the image of God, the converse is not necessarily true. Man is not perfect. God is perfect and does not have all the faults and failings that humans have.

SOL ZELLER
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SOL:   Not sure of the term used in Talmudic discussion---pil/pul (something like that)---the above writing is an example of that in response to my comments in making this a discussion.


       My feeling is that one cannot have it both ways. If one believes that man is created in the image of God, then, it follows he has all the characteristics of that diety. Logic then leads us to the matter of how God can be perfect and man is not. The image in the mirror is the same as what it reflects---warts and all.

       True, about wealth. As everythng else in life wealth or any other attribute by itself is not a detriment. Only how one uses it or thinks of it.


Bill H