Books by Tad R. Callister

Tad R. Callister's books focus on core doctrines, including the Atonement, Book of Mormon, church history, and faith. Key titles include: The Infinite Atonement, offering depth on Christ's sacrifice, and A Case for the Book of Mormon, addressing critics through a legal framework, alongside works on apostasy, church structure, and contemporary American religious choices. His writings blend scripture, historical context, and accessible explanations to strengthen faith. Here's a breakdown of his most popular books:

The Infinite Atonement: A comprehensive exploration of Jesus Christ's Atonement, detailing its power, scope, and how it redeems humanity.

A Case for the Book of Mormon: Structured like a legal case, this book defends the Book of Mormon by responding to criticisms and presenting evidence for its divine origin.

The Inevitable Apostasy and the Promised Restoration: Examines how the original church fell into apostasy and why a restoration was necessary, addressing doctrinal corruption and loss of Priesthood.

The Blueprint of Christ's Church: Focuses on the divine design and structure of Christ's original church and its restoration.

America's Choice: A Nation Under God or Without God? & America's Destiny: Choosing God's Will or Ours: Explores the historical and religious trajectory of America, urging a choice for faith and divine guidance.

Teaching with Power: Drawing Your Family and Others to Christ: Offers guidance on sharing faith effectively.

Key Themes throughout Tad Callister's books: Defending Faith: Providing intellectual and spiritual arguments for core Latter-day Saint beliefs.

• Doctrinal Clarity: Simplifying complex religious concepts for understanding.
• Historical Context: Connecting past events to present faith, especially regarding the Restoration.
• Practical Application: Encouraging readers to apply principles for a more Christlike life.

Tad Callister received a bachelor of science degree in accounting from Brigham Young University, a Juris Doctorate degree from the University of California-Los Angeles, and a master's degree in tax law from New York University Law School. He spent most of his professional career practicing tax law.

Tad passed away on October 9th, 2025.