Editing Adam–God doctrine (section)

====Apostolic United Brethren====
The [[Apostolic United Brethren]] (AUB), a fundamentalist Mormon group, accepts the Adam–God teaching. Their leader [[Joseph W. Musser]] wrote a book on the topic the 1930s, titled ''Michael, Our Father and Our God''. In the book, Musser contended that the rejection of the doctrine by the LDS Church can be linked to its rejection of [[plural marriage]], which occurred around the same time:

<blockquote>And let us here remind the reader that as long as belief in the Patriarchal order of marriage and other advanced principles of the Gospel was maintained, the minds of the Saints were open and receptive. ... But with the surrender of the glorious principle of Celestial Marriage—a union for time and eternity—came darkness, mental drowsiness, a detour from the Gospel path, until all sorts of speculation pertaining to the plan of Salvation was indulged in.<ref>Musser, Joseph W. ''Michael, Our Father and Our God.'' Salt Lake City, Utah: Truth Publishing Company, 1963.</ref></blockquote>

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