What is the term for the value and worth of a person created in God's image?

• A. Human Dignity
• B. Free Will
• C. Salvation
• D. Moral Law

Answer: (A)

The main idea here is that every person has inherent value simply because they are made in God’s image. This idea, often expressed as human dignity, means that a person’s worth isn’t earned by abilities, actions, or status but is given by God. Because of this, every human life is sacred and deserving of respect.

Free will is about the ability to choose—an important concept, but it doesn’t describe a person’s value. Salvation refers to being saved or rescued from sin, not the intrinsic worth of a person. Moral law concerns rules for right conduct, not the inherent dignity of a person. So the term that best captures the value and worth of a person created in God’s image is human dignity.