Bill, we have some questions to catch up on.

We've gotten plenty.

One of your urge everyone to go to Question of the Week feature at ReasonableFate.org.

Your question may be answered already or some version of it.

I go to this question here from Taylor in the United States, dear Dr. Craig, in your

ReasonableFate podcast on dueling reviews for Historical Adam Book and the Part 2 podcast,

you stated, I think my characterization of the image of God is having faculties like rationality,

self-consciousness, freedom of the will and so forth is quite adequate to understand

what it means to be made in God's image.

We would have the implication that, yes, angels and demons are also created in the image

of God.

I see nothing objectionable about that biblically.

In fact, in Genesis 1, 26-27, when God creates man in His image and likeness, it's so interesting

that He uses the plural, let us make man in our image and likeness.

Many Old Testament commentators think that this is a reference to the angelic court to whom

God speaks, in that case, angels and fallen angels are also, like us, created in the

image of God.

My question is this.

Does this view not also imply that angels were involved in our creation?

And if so, would that at all diminish God's role as creator?

I think Taylor that would be an unjustified inference.

That would be reading something into the text.

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