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===Claims made in "Chapter 8: Ye Are Gods"===
===Claims made in "Chapter 8: Ye Are Gods"===
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||Many Bible verses refute the notion of deification.
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*[[Deification of man]]
Many Bible verses refute the notion of deification.
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*[[Nature of God/Deification of man]]
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*{{s||Isaiah|43||10}}
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*{{s|1|Timothy|2|5}}
*{{s|1|Timothy|2|5}}
*{{s||James|2|19}}
*{{s||James|2|19}}
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||The concept of "deification" is actually derived from Greek philosophy.
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*[[Deification of man#The concept of deification derived from Greek philosophy?|The concept of deification derived from Greek philosophy?]]
The concept of "deification" is actually derived from Greek philosophy.
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*[[Nature of God/Deification of man#The concept of deification derived from Greek philosophy?|The concept of deification derived from Greek philosophy?]]
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Revision as of 02:51, 24 February 2010


A FAIR Analysis of:
Becoming Gods: A Closer Look at 21st-Century Mormonism
A work by author: Richard Abanes

Claims made in "Chapter 8: Ye Are Gods"

205

Claim
Many Bible verses refute the notion of deification.

Author's source(s)

Response


213

Claim
The concept of "deification" is actually derived from Greek philosophy.

Author's source(s)

Response