by Frederick Osborn (Author)
In science, a law is defined as "a generalized rule to explain a body of observations in the form of a verbal or mathematical statement." In religion, a law is the concept of a religious system or document being used as a legal resource; it refers to the concept that the word of God is Law and has a permanent, unchanging quality. In the Seven Laws of Dying to Self, the use of the word Law refers to neither a science of physical nature (or matter) or religious law but refers to the intangible, guiding processes the Holy Spirit uses to transform the soul of every disciple of Jesus Christ. In the chapters of this book, the author explores the principles and practical applications of these laws and how they work to bring transformation into Christlike character in the lives of those who surrender all for the sake of Christ.