Multiple Probations

A Lost Doctrine Remembered

With the exception of Christianity, the major religions of the world have a peculiar doctrine in common. Though it goes by many names, the belief in Multiple Mortal Probations is held by most of earth's inhabitants, so why isn't it taught among Christianity? Traces of the doctrine can be found in the Bible, and other precious remnants of it are preserved in biblical apocryphal texts. Was the concept of multiple lives once taught among biblical peoples, but lost through the doctrinal biases of the members of the Second Council of Constantinople? If so, could this be the single potentially most unifying doctrine among all the world religions? Authors of this book explore these and other related questions providing an array of historical sources in this unique narrative.

Very interesting!

Read in one sitting with audio an Kindle. Went into potential sources that could support the doctrine of multiple probations. An eye opener!

Insightful, want to know even more

I liked how it was respectfully written but firm. Cited good sources and articulate. I’d love to read more research on this- there have to be more people like me who recognize the obvious overlap in LDS doctrine and reincarnation. It literally makes zero sense without it.