The books are written by recognized experts in their fields, who have spent years researching and interacting with the groups and movements surveyed. They have the academic credentials and the practical experience to provide readers with the best available information and insights. Unlike Jehovah's Witnesses, who diminish Jesus' divinity by portraying him as a mere mortal, "Jesus Only" churches reject the Trinity by asserting that Jesus is the sole embodiment of God, simultaneously functioning as the Father and the Holy Spirit. These churches not only mandate baptism as a prerequisite for salvation but also insist that it must be performed in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ exclusively, excluding the Father and the Holy Spirit. This distorted view of the gospel and Jesus' nature departs from the historic, orthodox understanding. In an era marked by a proliferation of religious groups and movements, many people struggle to discern spiritual truth and meaning. This series provides essential information and insights for spiritual seekers, as it would be impractical for individuals to research each movement comprehensively. The second wave of books in this series delves into a diverse range of spiritual beliefs, encompassing non-Trinitarian Christian sects, witchcraft, neo-paganism, Buddhism, and Hinduism. Each book, except the summary volume, Truth and Error, is structured into five sections: a concise introduction, an overview of the group's theology in its own words, tips for effective witnessing, a bibliography for further study, and a comparison chart highlighting the fundamental differences between biblical Christianity and the group. The series boasts three distinct features: it distills complex information into essential points, presents information in a clear, outline format with navigable headings, and caters to both non-technical and technical readers, progressing from elementary to advanced levels of refutation based on biblical texts. The authors, recognized experts in their fields, have spent years researching and interacting with the surveyed groups, providing readers with reliable information and insights to discern truth from falsehood.