The God Makers (1 & 2)

"The God Makers" and "The God Makers II" are part of a series of works focusing on the beliefs and practices of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, more commonly known as the Mormon Church. Created by Ed Decker and colleagues from Saints Alive in Jesus, these works aim to delve into the theological and historical aspects of the LDS Church.

1. "The God Makers" (1982): This initial book and film delve into the foundational beliefs and historical narratives of the Mormon Church. It explores various aspects of Mormon theology and history, offering a perspective outside of the official church teachings.

2. "The God Makers II" (1993): The sequel builds upon the first, introducing additional elements and stories related to the Mormon Church. This installment includes personal accounts from individuals who have left the Church, providing a diverse range of experiences and viewpoints.

Both "The God Makers" and "The God Makers II" present a detailed examination of the LDS Church, contributing to the broader dialogue about religious beliefs and practices. They are notable for their in-depth exploration of Mormonism from a Christian perspective of the LDS Church, providing insights and information that may not be widely known or discussed within mainstream Mormon discourse. These works are a part of the diverse landscape of religious study and exploration, offering an alternative view on a well-known religious institution.