Salvation Universal

"Salvation Universal" by Joseph Fielding Smith is a religious exploration of universal redemption through the lens of Latter-day Saint beliefs, presented in a formal, theological tone. It lays out a vision where salvation extends to all humanity, touching upon God's overarching design and the central function of Jesus Christ in that plan. Readers explore core Mormon teachings, including faith, repentance, ordinances, and the vital nature of temple rituals on behalf of the deceased. The book contends that through Christ's sacrifice, both the living and the dead have a pathway to salvation. It suggests that acts such as baptism for the dead forge enduring bonds between generations, highlighting the interconnectedness of God’s family.