Denominational Doctrines: Explained, Examined, Exposed

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Denominational Doctrines deals with the most common misconceptions in the religious world today. Developed after eight years of daily, live call-in radio programs, it reveals Samuel G. Dawson's keen insight into many of the denominational doctrines and beliefs of those we try to teach.

As a result of those call-in radio experiences, he put the information into book form to share more widely with others. While written in an accurate and forthright manner, Denominational Doctrines approaches those who are mistaken with kindness and love.

Explained: Accurate quotations from official denominational sources show exactly what believers of the different philosophies believe. No one you are trying to teach can make a charge of misrepresentation.

Examined: The denominational doctrines are compared with scripture to see if they are really true. Thus, the book teaches how to answer denominational arguments.

Exposed: Not only are the denominational doctrines exposed as coming from man rather than from God, but the book also makes a strong plea to the reader to become just a New Testament Christian.

Explore These Controversial Topics

Jehovah's Witnesses: Are They Really?
Was Jesus a Created Being?
Modern-Day Tongue-Speaking: Is it From God?
I Corinthians 14 & the Charismatic Movement
Matthew 24 & Prophetic Speculation
Revelation 20 & Premillennialism
The Indwelling of the Holy Spirit
Are Babies Born Totally Depraved?
Is Anyone Unconditionally Elected to Be Saved?
May a Christian So Sin as to Be Lost?
Should Christians Keep the Sabbath?
Answering Sabbatarian Arguments
Was Joseph Smith a Prophet of God?
Theistic Evolution
How to Be Just a Christian
Arguments Against Baptism Answered

The introductory chapter, The Harm of Denominationalism, discusses:

The Atheist's Unanswerable Argument Against the Way of Christ
Greatest Enemy of True Religion is Religion Itself
Fruits of Denominationalism
Creeds Produce Denominationalism
The Harm of Denominational Creeds
What Is a Denomination?