2026 Annotated Editions · Seaich Legacy Publications
The Restored Gospel of Christ and Its Biblical Foundations in Latter-day Saint Belief
Eugene Seaich (1925–2006), a scholar of ancient religious texts, asked a question that Latter-day Saints and other Christians often talk past each other on: what is the difference between salvation, God’s free gift of grace, and reward according to works? His answer is now in an annotated edition.
Seaich Legacy Publications
Eugene Seaich (1925–2006) was a composer, a registered pharmacist and a scholar of ancient religious texts. These 2026 annotated editions keep his text intact and label every editorial addition.
2026 Annotated Edition
The Restored Gospel of Christ and Its Biblical Foundations in Latter-day Saint Belief
Grace, works, salvation and exaltation: Seaich’s case that distinctive Latter-day Saint teachings were known in the Primitive Church.
2026 Annotated Edition · six volumes
Discovering the Roots of the Eternal Gospel in the Ancient Primitive Church
Six volumes reading the ancient texts (the Hebrew Bible, the pseudepigrapha, Nag Hammadi and the early Fathers) alongside Latter-day Saint theology.
Annotated Edition, 2026
LSD, Mescaline, and a Lost 1959 Classic of Psychedelic Research, Memory, and Consciousness
A 1959 philosophical essay and field journal: nine dated sessions with LSD and mescaline, restored from the original typescript.
The author
Seaich earned five degrees, among them a Ph.D. in Music from the University of Utah (1958). He was a Fulbright grantee in Germany in 1955–56, a registered pharmacist, and taught at the University of Utah. He wrote on the Dead Sea Scrolls, the Nag Hammadi library and the early Church, and in 1959 he set down The Far-Off Land.
Where to begin
Pick the question that brought you here.
New-edition news
News of new annotated editions, samples and archival finds from the Seaich papers. One or two emails a month at most.