The Day of Defense by Elder A. Melvin McDonald 9th Printing (1982) Paperback
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Published by Alpha Publishing 1982, 9th Printing
The book is a fictionalized apologetic work centered around a mock trial. It features two missionaries from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS) who are placed on "trial" by ministers and leaders of other Christian denominations.
The core of the narrative involves the opposing ministers attempting to disprove LDS theology using biblical scriptures, while the missionaries counter-argue and defend their beliefs using their own biblical interpretations. Historically, the book was a popular resource among LDS missionaries for studying scriptural debate and counter-arguments.
The story was inspired by actual events in the late 1950s. The author's brother, Robert M. McDonald, was an LDS missionary in the Southern States Mission who participated in a series of recorded public debates with ministers of other faiths.
Cover shows some wear and discoloration consistent with its age. The pages are generally clean, though some minor yellowing or handling marks may be present.
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The Day of Defense by Elder A. Melvin McDonald 9th Printing (1982) Paperback
1 Hour
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$45.00
Ben
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VenmoPayPalThe Day of Defense by Elder A. Melvin McDonald
Published by Alpha Publishing 1982, 9th Printing
The book is a fictionalized apologetic work centered around a mock trial. It features two missionaries from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS) who are placed on "trial" by ministers and leaders of other Christian denominations.
The core of the narrative involves the opposing ministers attempting to disprove LDS theology using biblical scriptures, while the missionaries counter-argue and defend their beliefs using their own biblical interpretations. Historically, the book was a popular resource among LDS missionaries for studying scriptural debate and counter-arguments.
The story was inspired by actual events in the late 1950s. The author's brother, Robert M. McDonald, was an LDS missionary in the Southern States Mission who participated in a series of recorded public debates with ministers of other faiths.
Cover shows some wear and discoloration consistent with its age. The pages are generally clean, though some minor yellowing or handling marks may be present.
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