If it is true that there is more to learn, then we must be willing to approach our study of the Word from a posture that we might be wrong about...
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Eschatological analphabetism means to have an eschatology, but one that unfortunately has become unilateral, self-referential, non-dialogical, and...
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James White included some very bold—and dare I say “progressive”—stuff in the Adventist Review. If the venue were not known, some people today might...
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Agnosticism and atheism have quite publically arrived, in modernity. But, like the proverbial “elephant in the room,” I don’t think the Christian...
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"If we cannot find the spirit of sacrifice in the middle of the deadliest pandemic in several generations—then we have to at least begin to ask...
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The Adventist book ”In the Name of Jesus: Power to Pray for People and Places” promotes the questionable strategy of “prayer walking” in a mechanical...
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Adventism correlates with the Afghanistan problem because it too often represents a purist idea of religious identity that is not open but closed,...
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While advocating for women facing extreme oppression in other countries, let’s also examine how we can further champion equality where we are.
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Christians have often been taught to believe and never doubt. But faith is not the absence of doubt. However, if we allow those doubts to cause us to...
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