MEN'S CONCEPT OF GOD

Exploring the complexities of divine nature, this book challenges the traditional Trinitarian view by arguing that Christ indicated He is not equal to God. It also scrutinizes the concept of tithing, asserting that biblical tithes were originally agricultural products, not money, suggesting that only farmers and shepherds participated in this practice. Aimed at guiding readers to a clearer understanding of God's expectations for eternal life, it encourages a reevaluation of common religious beliefs.