Category: Doctrine

Coming out of Adventism is a bit like navigating a moral minefield. Because we were taught a false worldview, because everything Christians believe was redefined and falsified to keep Adventists […]

It is easy to conclude that justness and fairness are the same thing. A quick search of online dictionaries will show us that fairness is a synonym of justness. However, […]

It was well after midnight, and eleven men lay sprawled about on the ground, sleeping soundly. They were suddenly startled by a voice. “So, could you not watch with me […]

ROLAANT MCKENZIE A long time ago I attended Pacific Union College for a year of my college education. While there I lived on the second floor of Grainger Hall, one […]

Trinity—The primary group of people who founded Adventism did not believe that Jesus was divine. Thus, Adventism’s primary doctrines were established during this Arianist period. In the early twentieth century […]

I suppose it’s not surprising that pushback about Adventism’s position on the Trinity and the full deity of Jesus continues to come. This last week we received an email from […]

Sometime in high school, perhaps younger, I developed in interest in Christian apologetics. This began, I think, with a challenge about the theory of evolution when I was in seventh […]

“I was listening to the Former Adventist Podcast on Hebrews 7:11–22,” a new former Adventist wrote recently.  I continued reading; the writer was looking at the text and saw saw […]

Of all the 19th century Restorationist movements (including Mormonism and Jehovah’s Witnesses––just to name the two most familiar to evangelicals), Seventh-day Adventism has undeniably made the most headway toward evangelical […]