19910

Journal Article

English

Underwood, Grant

Justification, Theosis, and Grace in Early Christian, Lutheran, and Mormon Discourse

International Journal of Mormon Studies

Spring 2009

2

no.1

2009

206-223

Underwood explores the doctrines of justification, theosis, and grace as they relate to salvation in various Christian religions. He explains these ideas as they appear in the New Testament and early Christian writings. Underwood concludes with a comparison of these doctrines in various religions and Mormonism.

http://www.ijmsonline.org/index.php/IJMS/issue/view/6

Comparative religion, Lutheranism
Doctrinal history, God and the Godhead
Doctrinal history, grace
Doctrinal history, human deification
Doctrinal history, salvation

3

3

Beginning of What? A Reflection on Hugh Nibley's Legacy and LDS Scholarship on Late Antique Christianity
Irenaeus, Joseph Smith, and God-making Heresy
The Species Debate : God and Humanity in Irenaeus and the Latter-day Saints

Exploring Mormon Thought : The Attributes of God, Volume 1
Joseph Smith's New Translation of the Bible
The Words of Joseph Smith : The Contemporary Accounts of the Nauvoo Discourses of the Prophet Joseph