A comprehensive defense of the LDS doctrine that humans can become like God (exaltation/theosis). Shows that this teaching — often dismissed as un-Christian — was central to early Christian theology and is supported by both scripture and Church Fathers.
Addresses the claim that God is a spirit without body, parts, or passions. Covers Old Testament appearances of God, New Testament affirmations of Christ's glorified body, and early Christian statements about God's form.
Quick-reference sheet on theosis — the doctrine that the ultimate destiny of humanity is to become like God. Covers biblical support, early Christian sources (Athanasius, Irenaeus), and how LDS exaltation is the restored version.
Quick-reference cheat sheet responding to the criticism: Creation Ex Nihilo Is Biblical, Not LDS Materialism. Key scriptures, one-line responses, and debate-ready talking points in a condensed format.