" Finally, some agree with Christians that humans are created in the image of God, but by this they mean something very different from what Christians mean. For example, when Mormons affirm that humans are created in the image of God, they usually mean that God has a human form. Indeed, they believe that humans who follow God’s will on earth will someday become gods themselves and beget children in their own image on their own planet. Few Christians throughout history have given any credence to the notion that the divine image refers to the body. While Christians have always agreed that humans are made in the imago Dei, and while this sets them apart from naturalistic evolutionists, New Age theorists, and postmodern relativists, they have not always agreed on what this imago Dei refers to. Amid the variety of opinions expressed throughout history, three have at various times been popular. The "

― Gregory A. Boyd , Across the Spectrum: Understanding Issues in Evangelical Theology