Theological Term	This Cults Definition of the Theological Term
Christ	The man Jesus; the Messiah.
Death of Jesus	Accepts the literal death of Jesus.
God	Was once a man who progressed until he became God; he has a body as tangible as man's, therefore he is not omnipresent; there are many gods.
Holy Spirit	He is a god, also a personage of spirit; he is the influence of deity.
Jesus	In his preexistent state he became a god through his obedience and devotion: he was conceived in the flesh by sexual relations between the Virgin Mary and Elohim, a resurrected and glorified father.
Life After Death	All are eventually saved — there is a punishment for the disbeliever which is not eternal.
Resurrection of Jesus	Accepts the bodily resurrection of Jesus.
Salvation	Only comes through faith in Jesus Christ and obedience to the law and ordinances of the gospel.
Sin	The transgression of the law; we are not held accountable for Adam's sin.
Trinity	Rejects the doctrine of the Trinity, but instead believes there are many gods.