The concept of Imago Dei, or the “Image of God,” stands as a foundational tenet in numerous theological traditions, particularly within Abrahamic faiths. It posits that humanity, uniquely among creation, bears a divine imprint, reflecting characteristics of its Creator. This reflection is not a physical resemblance but rather an endowment with capacities such as reason, moral agency, creativity, relationality, self-awareness,
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