The Nature of God
The Mormon doctrine of God is not the same as the historic Christian view. It holds that God and man are essentially of the same human species, and that God the Father is fundamentally a material being with a body of flesh and bones. He is not uniquely self-existent, transcendent, or eternal. Neither is he truly the creator of all things, for he is one among potentially billions in a genealogy of Gods, and does not even have the ability to create matter.
- God the Father According to Mormonism
- "As God" or "Like God"?
- Heavenly Mother
- Elohim and Jehovah
- Does Genesis 1:26,27 Prove God Has a Physical Body?
- GodNeverSinned.com
- Glorifying pagan concept of God
- Elohim the sinner
- Lorenzo Snow couplet theology
- Eternal Law and Latter-day Revelation
- The God of Mormonism
- Athanasian Creed
- Separate entities
- Creation ex nihilo
- Early Church believed in LDS doctrine of God?
- The Trinity for Mormons (YouTube video), by Ravi Zacharias


