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God created us to have dominion over the earth anything less squanders our potential. Dr. Munroe is an incredibly well-educated man, but because he worded things in such easy terms I did not feel like I was over my head in material that was too complex. It would have been easy for me to feel inadequate in comparison to his intelligence, but instead it made me feel that he had a warm, caring personality.Dr. Munroes character was also obvious to me on page ten when he said, Human beings are Gods representatives on earth. He created us in His image. We are not fake imitations. We are genuine masterpieces painted by the hand of the Master Artist. We are not co unterfeits but the genuine article. No other creature in all creation has that distinction. Sin has distorted Gods image and hidden it away under a lot of worldly junk, so we are hard to identify as Gods originals. He has the power to dig down and cut through the junk to expose the glory---the telltale characteristics of His hand---that hides in each of us. He wants to display us as the masterpieces we are. I found this to be a testimony to his character because it was so empowering. It was edifying and encouraging, things that do not come from someone without good character. Dr. Munroes authority also added to the appeal to ethos. On page ten he said, After all my years of Bible study, seminary training, preaching, and teaching, and after all the books I have read, I have come to the conclusion and conviction that nothing is more important than the glory of God. Knowing that Dr. Munroe devoted so much time to this subject made me view him more as an authority figure than I would ha ve if the book had been written by someone with less education on the topic.