Tad Callister

Tad R. Callister, an attorney and former General Sunday School President, shares his journey in writing A Case for the Book of Mormon. He discusses how his legal training helped shape his doctrinal arguments and the importance of personal scripture study. Callister emphasizes the role of questioning in learning and the balance between reason and spiritual witness. He also addresses criticisms of the Book of Mormon, highlighting the importance of spiritual testimony alongside archaeological evidence.

Tad R. Callister, a former member of the Presidency of the Seventy, discusses our divine identity as literal spirit children of God. He contrasts the concepts of creation versus sonship, illustrating how our identity shapes our potential for exaltation. Callister delves into the implications of the Fall for human progression and highlights the role of the Atonement in enabling us to become like God. He also examines scriptural affirmations of our divine potential and emphasizes the importance of spiritual gifts in achieving godhood.