A physics and mathematics graduate from Texas Tech University, Samuel G. Dawson did research in celestial mechanics and intercontinental missile guidance in the aerospace industry before preparing to preach the gospel of Christ. In twenty-two years of public teaching, he did extensive live call-in radio work daily for eight years and participated in a number of religious debates. Sam’s scientific background has given him an inquisitive, logical, and thorough approach to the scriptures and a reputation for making Bible students re-think teaching they’ve taken for granted. Sam drew on decades of experience working with local congregations to write Fellowship: With God and His People: The Way of Christ Without Denominationalism; Denominational Doctrines: Explained, Examined, Exposed; and Marriage, Divorce & Remarriage: The Unified Teaching of Moses, Jesus & Paul, How to Study the Bible: A Practical Guide to Independent Bible Study, The Teaching of Jesus: from Sinai to Gehenna, A Faithful Rabbi Urgently Warns Rebellious Israel, What is Wrong with Most Churches of Christ & How They Can Avoid Extinction, and his latest work, Essays on Eschatology: An Introductory Overview to the Study of Last Things.