The University of Jesus Christ (2008) ~ by Michael Joseph Rice

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The University of Jesus Christ
By Michael Joseph Rice
Published: 2008
ISBN: 9780615195650
Very good condition, thin, brown and tan softcovers.  The covers have slightly creased corners, and some minor scuff marks.  The title pages have writing in pencil and eraser marks.  Text throughout is clean, clear, and legible.
In his book The University of Jesus Christ, Michael Joseph Rice argues that The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints itself functions as the true “University of Jesus Christ.” Rather than referring to a separate institution, he uses the term metaphorically to describe the Church as a divine school of higher learning where members are spiritually educated through covenants, priesthood ordinances, scripture study, and lived discipleship.
Rice presents the Church as a structured system of progressive instruction—beginning with faith and repentance and advancing through temple covenants toward exaltation. In this framework, prophets and apostles serve as divinely appointed instructors, and life’s experiences become coursework designed to refine the soul. The argument is devotional and theological, emphasizing eternal progression and covenant education. He writes about the following:
  • The College of Home and Family
  • The School of Primary
  • The School of Young Women
  • The School of Young Men / Aaronic Priesthood
  • The Seminary Program
  • The College of Relief Society
  • The College of the Melchizedek Priesthood
  • The College of Sunday School
  • The Institute Program
  • University Conferences
  • The Great Recruitment Program
  • Graduate School / Masters Program
  • Post Graduate School / Doctorate Program
  • Celestial Degree

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The University of Jesus Christ

By Michael Joseph Rice

Published: 2008

ISBN: 9780615195650

Very good condition, thin, brown and tan softcovers.  The covers have slightly creased corners, and some minor scuff marks.  The title pages have writing in pencil and eraser marks.  Text throughout is clean, clear, and legible.

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