Adventist leadership, and membership generally, are too frequently in denial about broader realties that need to be dealt with. Those who wish to see...
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Yesterday the Orlando Sentinel published an article about the firing of an Adventist teacher at an Adventist school once it became public knowledge...
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It is one thing for a group of Christians to be so convinced of their superior righteousness as to dispense with Christ’s mediation, but another...
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The question of God should be the first question any Christian community addresses but in fact it usually becomes the last one. Richard Rice’s...
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We owe it to the people within our congregations and communities to overcome our irrational squeamishness about sexual health and to preach and teach...
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Congratulations to the Conservative evangelical movement. You did it. The nation is about to become more of the Christian nation you want it to be....
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Sunday Laws, if implemented as we conceptualize them, cast Seventh-day Adventists in the good-guy role. But what we wish for should not blind us to...
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Lucretius’ poem “De rerum natura” remains helpful today because it reminds us that religions of any kind are not above critical assessment. They...
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Black lives matter too. It’s not sufficient to merely declare that “all lives matter” because the “all” in “liberty and justice for all” excluded...
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Some pastors and leaders know there are people in their churches who falsely believe that police brutality against Black people in this country is...
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