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Most professing Christians think that being holy and worshipping God is about going to church, praying, reading the scriptures, keeping the Ten Commandments, partaking in Holy Communion, and being baptised. Such a theology is erroneous. A person could do all these but still not be holy or worship God. Likewise, many professing Christians erroneously think that possessing abundant material wealth is what it means to be blessed by God, or that material things are a blessing. This, however, is an error. This volume of essays on spiritual theology examines what it truly means to be holy, blessed, and to worship God. It will refute the errors that many professing Christians hold onto as appertaining to the concepts of holiness, blessing, and worship, including the error of Abrahamic theology.

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