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Complete, First published Apr 30, 2015
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The Principled Legal Standard is available in hardback, paperback, and Kindle edition and can be purchased at http://www.amazon.com/Principled-Legal-Standard-Doctrinal-Reformation/dp/0986130524

The Principled Legal Standard's Youtube channel is at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmlp0aNnFNaZF72hO5oatkQ

The Principled Legal Standard exposes all lies and false doctrines about God, including the false doctrine of penal substitution and gives the only lawful alternative.

Know the TRUTH and NEVER be deceived again.

Every Christian would agree that God is righteous and that His law is perfect. But would their doctrines hold up under cross examination? There is only one righteousness, one justice and one principled legal standard. And the truth will never portray God as violating this absolute standard of justice. Yet deceived Christians are unaware that they are actually mimicking Satan’s rebellion by arguing Satan’s case against God.

The original doctrines lost for nearly 1700 years have finally been reconstructed.

This book deals with serious problems in long held Christian doctrines. Everything is put under the legal lens, from the angelic rebellion and Adam’s trespass, to the incarnation and the “mystery” of the cross.

Get ready for the shock of your life as the case for the truth is irrefutably made!
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