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30 Awesome Things that Black Adventists Did

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Benjamin Baker, PhD  |  20 February 2019  |   There is something about the combination of being black and Adventist that leads to awesomeness.

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Aunt Sevvy and the Spanking Enthusiast

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Dear Aunt Sevvy: Our pastor was preaching recently on Christian families, when he suddenly went off on the topic of spanking. He didn’t just mention it as an option of last resort, but talked about it at length and with enthusiasm, almost as though he took joy in spanking children. My spouse and I don’t […]

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To What Extent Has Adventist Sectarianism Resulted in Its Being a Prophetic Minority, with a Witness for Peace, Justice, and Humility?

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by Ronald Lawson   |   22 February 2019   | This was an answer to a question posed by Gerald Winslow for a Metro New York Adventist Forum meeting in April of 2010. A sect is defined by Stark and Bainbridge as having high tension with society, marked by separation/exclusivity, difference, and mutual antagonism. Early Adventism was […]

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Newly Authenticated Ellen G. White Letter at Pacific Union College

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By Ronald D. Graybill  |  22 February 2018  |   Katy was curious

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Loma Linda University School of Public Health Study Links Unhealthy Diet to Mental Illness in California Adults

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21 February 2019 | From a Loma Linda University Health press release — A Loma Linda University study has found that poor mental health is linked with poor diet quality — regardless of personal characteristics such as gender age, education, age, marital status and income level. The study, published Feb.

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