This book, "Denials And Affirmations (Of The Christian Beliefs)," teaches that any act that is intended to take away the glory and honour due God is a sin. In the original pattern of creation, man was created for fellowship with God. Man was therefore created for service and worship to God. Failing, therefore, to give appropriate service and worship to God is reckoned as act of sinfulness. The central belief of the Universal Church centers about the deity of Jesus Christ. The Person of Jesus Christ is the very foundation of Christian faith. If this personality is redefined and interpreted out of context and contrary to its Biblical meaning, the whole message of the Gospel will be radically diminished. We have to stand prepared to defend our faith.Any Christian doctrine or Church life that detracts from the central belief of the Universal Church, leads to apostasy which is the way to the False Church. This is a satanic influence that attempts to divert the attention of God's people from the only source of His grace, Jesus Christ crucified. Apostasy is a dangerous tendency. When one becomes a member of the "harlots," one will be ministered to by the agents of Satan, the "anti-Christ." Apostasy leads to damnation. Cult members are everywhere seeking recognition as Christians. Believers are warned to be watchful and careful. The harlot can be identified through the overflow of their high sounding doctrines, most of which detract from the basic tenets of Christianity. The dragon (Satan) will assume to be the father. The beast will assume to be the son, and the false prophet as the Holy Spirit.The stress is that the inward evidence of salvation is the direct witness of the Spirit. In same vein, the outward evidence to all men is a life of righteousness and true holiness. Man's only hope of redemption consequently is through the shed blood of Jesus Christ, the son of God