History Lecture Slideshow | Adventists and War

Spectrum Staff | June 2, 2008

A Senior Lecturer at Helderberg, South Africa, Jeff Crocombe writes,

For the first time I have included a lecture on SDA attitudes towards war in my History of the SDA Church class. I have always wanted to, but time constraints mean that there’s always something that I have to grudgingly leave out. This year I made it a priority.

Mr. Crocombe has graciously allowed his lecture to appear here. Let us know what you think.

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Question: What affect has military action in Iraq had on Adventist attitudes toward war in your neck of the woods?

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