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.
An overview of how LDS theology understands the nature of God — eternal, unchanging in attributes, embodied in glory — and why this view is more consistent with scripture than creedal formulations.