Rightly Guided by Mormonism - Boylan, Robert
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In this book, Latter-day Saint theologian and apologist Robert Boylan (ScripturalMormonism.blogspot.com) responds to common objections against the Restored Gospel, providing biblical and theological support for central doctrines such as the nature of justification, the nature of theosis ("eternal progression"), biblical authority, and the nature of God (such as God the Father being embodied).

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In this book, Latter-day Saint theologian and apologist Robert Boylan (ScripturalMormonism.blogspot.com) responds to common objections against the Restored Gospel, providing biblical and theological support for central doctrines such as the nature of justification, the nature of theosis ("eternal progression"), biblical authority, and the nature of God (such as God the Father being embodied).
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Autorenporträt
Robert S. Boylan is a graduate of the Pontifical University of Ireland and National University of Ireland, both in Maynooth, in theology and anthropology, as well as extensive postgraduate work in biblical Hebrew and Greek, historical theology, and the history of biblical interpretation. Robert blogs on Latter-day Saint theology and related issues at his blog: ScripturalMormonism.blogspot.com. He works as a full-time Research Analyst for the B.H. Roberts Foundation (Holladay, Utah). His is the author of Not by Scripture Alone: A Latter-day Saint Refutation of Sola Scriptura (CreateSpace, 2017), Behold the Mother of My Lord: Towards a Mormon Mariology (CreateSpace, 2017), After the Order of the Son of God: The Biblical and Historical Evidence of Latter-day Saint Theology of the Priesthood (CreateSpace, 2018) and the forthcoming "'Do This in Memory of Me'": A Biblical and Historical Analysis of Roman Catholic Dogmatic Teachings Concerning the Eucharist and Sacrifice of the Mass."