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the foundations of Mormon thought : cosmos, God, humanity
Foundations of Mormon thought : cosmos, God, humanity
This is not a work of either systematic or historical theology per se. It is, rather, the first volume in a two-part study of the foundations of Mormon thought and practice, situated in an overview of the Christian tradition. Though Mormonism comes out of a biblical tradition, and was strongly influenced by 19th century Restorationist thought, it propounded a theology that diverges radically from creedal Christianity. Its substantive differences are most evident in, and largely attributable to, a unique underlying cosmic narrative.
Frameworks. Historical prelude -- Mormonism and theology -- The meaning of restoration -- Cosmic narratives. A short primer on Mormonism -- Cosmology. Eternalism -- Monism -- Laws physical and spiritual -- The divine. The godhead -- Revealer god -- Vulnerable god -- Embodied god -- Mother god -- Adam-god -- Christology -- Holy Ghost -- Other beings -- The human. Life before birth. -- The fall -- Embodiment -- Salvation -- Theosis.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Églises de Jésus-Christ des saints des derniers jours
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