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Topics discussed in this book include:
1. A review of the four major eastern religions and how God commands holy people from all nations of the earth to write the things he speaks unto them.
2. How the Law of Love relates to all Mankind regardless of religion or lack thereof.
3. The importance of becoming spiritually self reliant from men and dependent upon God in your quest to learn truth.
4. What "this life," this "day of life," "day," and other similar terms mean in the scriptures and why the scriptures do not limit the probationary state to mortality.
5. Who the "righteous" and "wicked" are as taught by the scriptures.
6. A detailed explanation of the "kingdom of heaven" as referred to in the scriptures.
7. God's plan and ability to save all mankind but the sons of perdition.
8. Why God is not a respecter of persons as he only holds people accountable to the truths they were exposed to in mortality, and gives every person in His timing the chance to receive all the truths he has to offer.
9. Why no person on earth will gain a special reward or status with God merely by being a part of a church, religion, or association. How God gives all mankind, in God's concept of time (not ours), an opportunity to learn all the truths he has to offer and to become righteous and good according to their desires or to become evil according to their desires

All persons who have lived or will live, will encounter family members who become disenchanted with their respective church, religion, or family. They may be excommunicated, disfellowshipped, shunned, or become non-responsive to those who reach out to them. Ultimately, they may estrange themselves from their family and from God. Suddenly these grieving families face the death of the disaffected one. What happens to this disgruntled family member? Where does the loved one go after mortal life? Will the separated kin have a chance to grow in the next life and ultimately prevail in righteousness or is the cherished family member eternally consigned to perdition as some teach?
With empathy and rigor James R. Boud dispels darkness and hopelessness for all races and religions, in regard to their Godly worth. He carefully creates a tapestry of God's plan for the whole human race by weaving citations from Christian and non-Christian texts. He brings to the forefront that all people are God's children. He shows all are destined, in God's timing, to live in a part of God's kingdom based upon their desires, except those who commit the unpardonable sin.
Jim skillfully uses scripture to show that God loves our troubled family members, and illustrates God loves us regardless of race, creed, color, religion, or human mistakes. He sets forth Christian and non-Christian scriptures that teach God opens doors to salvation for all mankind in ways we never knew existed and illuminates incomprehensible opportunities for us to see ourselves as God sees us.
In God is Not a Respecter of Persons, Jim draws on a lifetime of scripture study, 41 years of legal experience, and more than 11 years of exhaustive research studying the scriptures of the eastern religions and the teachings of their holy men. Jim explores many critical beliefs of his beloved Church--the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints--that are based on scripture, which are often taught but not interpreted correctly. He shows why and where these particular traditional misinterpretations originated, and then carefully uses scripture in context with scriptures of the eastern faiths to clarify these deeply held misunderstandings.
The clarity of scripture in this book is refreshing and gives nurturing hope to all humans regardless of where they reside, what they believe, and no matter what their exposure and relationship is to God.