Absolutely murdered. Of course, no disrespect to religious people.

As a religious person, here's how i see things:

According to the Christian faith, Jesus came down to live among humans and assumed a human form, or a form of flesh. He is not human, though, and his defining traits were not physical. Likewise, I'd argue that most people do not like being defined by their physical traits (skin color, sex, height, weight, etc.) and instead prefer defining themselves by their inner qualities. I think this presents enough of an argument to conclude that when God says He created us in His image, He isn't referring to our physical form, but our soul, our spirit, our mind. That intangible part of us that we struggle to fully comprehend logically. That's what He meant by "made in his image," not whether you are he, she, they, black, white, brown, tall, short, thin, or thick.