WHAT DOES IT REALLY MEAN TO BE MADE IN THE IMAGE OF GOD?
In a world obsessed with self-invention, many believers still wrestle with the fundamental question of identity. We struggle to understand how our everyday lives, culture, and modern experiences connect to ancient biblical truth.
Carbon Copies: Shadows of the Almighty bridges this gap. By weaving together history, world cultures, technology, and Scripture, R. Harris demystifies spirituality and unveils the divine blueprint built into every human being.
Inside this transformative guide, you will discover:
The Identity Core: How to move past superficial self-help and secure your purpose in your Creator.
"Make It Plain" Commentary: Practical, digestible biblical insights designed for real-world application.
Culture & Scripture Intersected: See how modern technology, history, and human behavior reflect the unseen God.
Actionable Spiritual Growth: Tools to transition from merely knowing about God's likeness to actively walking in it.
You are not a random accident or an isolated individual. You are a purposeful reflection.
R. Harris is dedicated to helping readers and creatives understand their divine identity and walk boldly in their purpose.
Prior to writing, Harris applied his analytical skills as an automotive technician and mechanical engineer. After a divine encounter, he pivoted to a new calling - leveraging his ability to take complex concepts and “make them plain.” Through a unique blend of historical perspective, cultural insight, and deep scriptural analysis, Harris demystifies theological concepts and presents daily applications of them. His fundamental desire is for people to receive the answers to life’s deepest questions: Who am I? and What is my purpose?
In his debut book, Carbon Copies: Shadows of the Almighty, Harris explores what it means to be made in the image of God. He bridges the gaps between ancient scripture, modern society, and personal experiences to show how life reflects a divine blueprint.
Learn more about R. Harris at his website RharrisWrites.