The Sabbath School Study Guide missed the opportunity to consider serious issues in Ephesians, leaving stock answers that contemporary readers should...
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Obsession with order is a constant danger, perhaps more perverse than disorder. And what happens in politics and societies unfortunately also happens...
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If the prodigal son can go out and live the way he was living, then come back and get more than what the older brother ever had, what is the point?
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After 180 years of warning against Babylon, when does it begin to sound like we’re crying wolf? We risk being perceived by non-Adventists as arrogant...
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Adventism struggles with balance between freedom and order, and our defense of freedom is too often ambivalent. Spinoza reminds us that, without full...
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How can one believe in biblical literalism while critically engaging the historical use of such texts to theologically justify the horrors of slavery...
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We need to deprogram both men and women out of the belief that women being domineered is “the natural order." Instead of seeing “yes” as default, we...
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If you assume Ellen White is never wrong, you can treat her like an incarnate Urim and Thummim, searching her writings for pronouncements on whatever...
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Christianity in America needs to divest itself from the lust of political influence and become a place where people can find community, love, healing...
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