by S.M. Chen | 23 March 2018 | Census, by Jesse Ball. Harper Collins, 2017. 260 pages. “And He walks with me, and He talks with me…” ~“In the Garden”, by C. Austin Miles, 1912 Close to 50,000 books are published each year. There is no […]
by Elle Berry | 20 March 2018 | A few years ago one of my favorite YouTube personalities, known as Ze Frank, created a widely viewed video entitled Sad Cat Diary. With over 26 million views, it is likely you’ve watched the three minute imagined internal monologue of a feline who is forlorn due to […]
by Harry Banks | 20 March 2018 | A recent Adventist Today story noted that at the Global Leadership Summit in Portugal, February 6-7, world church leaders included unity in their topics of discussion. I was intrigued by this quote from Elder Wilson: “When any organization, as a part of the body of Christ, His church, demands […]
André Reis Responds to Cliff Goldstein’s “The Little Horn of Daniel 8” | 16 March 2018 | McHarg’s article on the “little horn” of Daniel 8 has elicited a heated debate. Clifford Goldstein’s piece is the latest iteration of what will perhaps continue to pester Adventist theology. Antiochus is, after all, a four-letter-word in Adventism. […]
Winston McHarg’s Response to Clifford Goldstein’s “The Little Horn of Daniel 8” | 16 March 2018 | THE PARALLEL NATURE OF THE VISIONS – THE MISSING ROMAN BEAST. Goldstein finds a major key for the meaning of the little horn of Daniel 8 in the parallelism of chapters 2,7 and 8. While stressing the similarities […]
Recently we noticed a Facebook group, administered by two Seventh-day Adventist men, called “Modesty: A Call to Stand Apart,” that had grown to over 3,000 followers. We asked Wyatt Allen, one of the originators of the group, to talk about it. Wyatt is an evangelist for Amazing Facts. Why did you feel a need to create […]
by Warren Nelson | 14 March 2018 | I’ve spent a lot of time, over the course of my life, thinking about various disasters that could befall my person and how I would react. Oliver Sack’s book, The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat was probably the most terrifying book I’ve ever read, […]
by Mark McCleary | 14 March 2018 | What is the source for doctrines such as the Trinity, the incarnation or grace? How did the various denominations such as Baptist, Quaker, Methodist, Pentecostal or Roman Catholic develop? What is theology, and what is tradition? Are these chicken or egg debates? The study of theological development […]
by Clifford Goldstein | 12 March 2018 | Antiochus Epiphanes, the little horn of Daniel 8? This argument makes me think of someone today, decades after the collapse of Soviet Communism, arguing in favor of the economic and social benefits of Stalinism. Been there, done that, no thanks. However, because Adventist Today, in its self-proclaimed […]
Por Loren Seibold | 8 marzo 2018 | Translated from English | La muerte de Billy Graham trajo a mi mente una historia de la primera iglesia donde serví como pastor. Recuerdo que estaba comenzando mi trabajo allí cuando escuché en una discusión durante la Escuela Sabática una afirmación interesante acerca de que, antes del […]
6 March 2018 Dear Editor, We are grieving and feel betrayed by your article, Samoa’s Sabbath Wars (Fall 2017 magazine), in which writer Bjorn Karlman, added his personal defence of Seventh-day Adventist Sunday keeping by stating as facts, “the lost day,” “the seventh day now called Sunday,” and “Saturday became the sixth day.” The very […]
