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 1. Man
-  a. "Of all visible creatures, only man is 'able to know and love his creator.'
-     …[H]e alone is called to share, by knowledge and love, in God's own life. It
-     was for this end that he was crated, and this is the fundamental reason for
-     his dignity" (CCC 356).
-  a. Man's dignity, or importance, is dependent on his destiny.
-  a. The rest of creation derives *its* importance from that of Man.  The book
-     uses the analogy of a cathedral to the worshipers in the cathedral.
-  a. Our call to be the Body of Christ, along with our dignity as having been
-     created in God's image requires us to act with solidarity with all other
-     people.
-  a. When the Bible says we are created in God's image, it is looking forward to
-     the coming of Christ.  The incarnation of God as man makes all human persons
-     have great dignity, and in fact holy. 
-  a. We are not a soul inhabiting a body, as if the body is a robot that our soul
-     drives or steers.  We do not become angels.
-  a. Our soul is immortal, no animal has an immortal soul.  This is a second way
-     in which we are created in God's image, in that we were created for
-     immortality.
-  a. Human sexuality is holy because in it we participate in God's creation. 
-  a. Human sexuality is created and intended to be used within the context of
-     marriage.
-  a. Male and female are complimentary, that is different in nature but equal in
-     value, designed to complete each other. 
+   a. "Of all visible creatures, only man is 'able to know and love his creator.'
+      …[H]e alone is called to share, by knowledge and love, in God's own life. It
+      was for this end that he was crated, and this is the fundamental reason for
+      his dignity" (CCC 356).
+   a. Man's dignity, or importance, is dependent on his destiny.
+   a. The rest of creation derives *its* importance from that of Man.  The book
+      uses the analogy of a cathedral to the worshipers in the cathedral.
+   a. Our call to be the Body of Christ, along with our dignity as having been
+      created in God's image requires us to act with solidarity with all other
+      people.
+   a. When the Bible says we are created in God's image, it is looking forward to
+      the coming of Christ.  The incarnation of God as man makes all human persons
+      have great dignity, and in fact holy. 
+   a. We are not a soul inhabiting a body, as if the body is a robot that our soul
+      drives or steers.  We do not become angels.
+   a. Our soul is immortal, no animal has an immortal soul.  This is a second way
+      in which we are created in God's image, in that we were created for
+      immortality.
+   a. Human sexuality is holy because in it we participate in God's creation. 
+   a. Human sexuality is created and intended to be used within the context of
+      marriage.
+   a. Male and female are complimentary, that is different in nature but equal in
+      value, designed to complete each other. 
 1. The Fall
    a. The fall is a real historical event. 
    a. In class we discussed the nature of this temptation in some detail.