That You May Know What You Worship
- Price
- $24.99
What is God really like? Dale Chamberlain surveys how Jewish, Greek philosophical, and creedal Christian thinkers shaped the classical concept of God—omnipotence, immutability, incorporeality, omniscience, and more—then contrasts each with Latter-day Saint doctrine and scripture. Accessible to curious readers without theological training, this book argues that a correct understanding of God's attributes is essential to building saving faith and a relationship of oneness with Him. A thoughtful, sources-rich exploration of the doctrines that set Latter-day Saints apart from mainstream Christianity.
- Answers the question most Latter-day Saints can't articulate: exactly how our God differs from the God of mainstream Christianity
- Shows how Greek philosophy—not the Bible—gave Christianity a bodiless, emotionless, unknowable God
- Frames every doctrine around a practical question: can you love and have a relationship with a God who has this attribute?
- Gives lay readers access to heavyweight theology and philosophy without requiring a seminary degree
“If men do not comprehend the character of God, they do not comprehend themselves.”
Perfect for an intellectually curious Latter-day Saint who wants to understand how LDS beliefs about God differ from creedal Christianity but lacks formal training in philosophy or theology.
Product Details
- Author
- Chamberlain, Dale
- Pages
- 320
- ISBN
- 9781462145997
- SKU
- 45997
- Imprint
- CFI
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