While Daily considers Ellen White on psychological, cultural, and economic levels, he does not seriously address her relationship with the Bible.
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Human organizations are messy. Faulty, political, subject to factions. A collective that will never hold enough uniformity of belief to avert...
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Throughout the ages theologians have hypothesized about the best way to interpret parables. We have come to realize that they have multiple layers of...
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Supplications to God should be grounded in profundity, not empty habit. But when prayer becomes a cliché, as evidenced by the phrase “thoughts and...
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One merit of Steve Daily's book is that it highlights the inevitable link between prophetic ministry and psychological profile. But while Daily...
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Our church’s emphasis on health puts us in a prime position to champion the promotion of good mental health habits. This includes the art of saying “...
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Unless God has come to any one of us specifically and told us that we must inject ourselves into someone else’s life and decisions, then I think we...
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We have literalized so much of scripture and discuss God often in anthropomorphic language. Because we find comfort in our myopia, we consign God to...
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Prophets, and the people who listen to them, have changed a great deal in our time. And although there are still many believers who do not perceive...
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