Who Added That?: How the Traditions of Men Obscure Scripture and Change Gospel

Some of the strongest rules in church are never read from the Bible.They are inherited, repeated, and eventually treated as though God commanded them. A custom becomes a requirement. A ceremony becomes a condition of salvation. A familiar detail becomes "what the Bible says," even when the text says no such thing.*Who Added That?* examines Christian traditions and teachings by asking one direct question: Where did this come from? Keeping Scripture in context, Samuel D. Thomas Sr. distinguishes biblical commands from inference, custom, and invention. He also adds human conditions to the gospel: moral achievement, religious rituals, emotional tests, family heritage, baptism treated as the saving cause, repeated prayers, aisle walks, and more.This book calls readers back to the sufficiency of Jesus Christ and to salvation as God's gift, received by grace through faith.