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Title: Doctrines of Salvation by Joseph Smith, Bruce McConkie ISBN: 0-88494-041-1 Publisher: Deseret Book Co Pub. Date: 01 June, 1992 Format: Hardcover List Price(USD): $12.95

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Average Customer Rating: 3.67 (3 reviews)

Rating: 1
Summary: oh please
Comment: The principles contained in this work should be showcased with L Ron Hubbards writings as a monument to American fascination with sci-fi/theology fusion.

Rating: 5
Summary: Profound collection of thoughts on the Gospel of Christ.
Comment: This book collects the sermons and thoughts of Joseph Smith on various topics important to salvation--repentance, grace, baptism. An excellent resource for learning more about the church or helping one's testimony of the Gospel of Jesus Christ grow. Well written and organized.

Rating: 5
Summary: Deep doctrinal insights
Comment: This is usually used by most as a refence manual rather than reading material; nevertheless and notwithstanding, the content is truly impressive and nothing short of comprehensive. It is, as are the others in this set, a book that demands the respect of the reader and their attention, for the subjects discussed are not to be taken lightly. They are of deep import and seeking to understand them, coupled with a serious study of Holy Writ, will lead one to gain a greater and more profound appreciation of the character of God and His Son Jesus Christ, not to mention the plan God has for His children here on this sphere. Those of a Latter-Day Saint background cannot help to have an enlarged testimony after a serious study of this text. Those not of a Latter-Day Saint background cannot help but have their vision of God and Christ enhanced and thier belief built to a stronger degree.