How and what you worship : The 49th annual Brigham Young University Sidney B. Sperry symposium

Section 93 of the Doctrine and Covenants deals with concepts that scholars term __Christology__ and __praxis__. Christology has to do with the study of Christ's nature, while praxis involves religious practice. That this revelation should insist on both the __how__ and the __what__ of worship indicates that knowledge and practice are inseparable. As this volume demonstrates, Joseph Smith's revelations and teachings constitute a unique textual setting to analyze this relationship. This book focuses on both the person of Christ and the practice of worshipping him as outlined in the revelations of Joseph Smith. More specifically, it helps readers understand Christ as revealed to Joseph Smith and clarifies the practices required of those who worship a being who grew "from grace to grace." Section 93 of the Doctrine and Covenants deals with concepts that scholars term Christology and praxis. Christology has to do with the study of Christs nature, while praxis involves religious practice. That this revelation should insist on both the how and the "what" of worship indicates that knowledge and practice are inseparable. As this volume demonstrates, Joseph Smith's revelations and teachings constitute a unique textual setting to analyze this relationship. This volume focuses on both the person of Christ and the practice of worshipping him as outlined in the revelations of Joseph Smith. More specifically, this volume seeks to understand Christ as revealed in the revelations and clarify the practices required of those who worship a being who grew from grace to grace. "Section 93 of the Doctrine and Covenants deals with concepts that scholars term Christology and praxis. Christology has to do with the study of Christ's nature, while praxis involves religious practice. That this revelation should insist on the both the "how" and the "what" of worship indicates that knowledge and practice are inseparable. As this volume demonstrates, Joseph Smith's revelations and teachings constitute a unique textual setting to analyze this relationship"-- Provided by publisher.