En la vida de cada Conquistador debe llegar una caminata de diez millas (16 km). Cuando estaba en sexto grado, tuvimos una caminata a mediados de julio. En Wyoming ese es el momento del año en el que era más probable que se hubiera derretido la nieve del lado sombreado de la vieja carretera del […] Source: https://atoday.org/oh-que-esperanza-pero-esperanza-en-que-exactamente/

by Rich Hannon  |  12 May 2023  | Consider for a moment the various ways you spend money. The most familiar, because it’s also the most frequent, is to purchase some “goods.” I put that word in quotes because it is frequently used, in economics, as part of the phrase “goods and services.” A “good” […] Source: https://atoday.org/tithe-and-the-market-test/

La interpretación existe antes que el Canon. Lo que tenemos en nuestras Biblias es la prueba de una larga y compleja historia de ediciones, redacciones e interpretaciones. La pregunta nunca es si uno interpreta las Escrituras o no, todo el mundo lo hace, pero ¿cómo o con que métodos se hace? Dado que la creación […] Source: https://atoday.org/la-mirada-hermeneutica-del-folclore-y-las-historias/

24 May 2023  | Fifty years ago, Merikay Silver sued the Pacific Press Publishing Association over their gender-based wage scale. Although the move was unpopular with Adventist leaders, women who worked for the church secretly cheered her on, and she was a hero in my liberal Adventist home. However, some 80 years before that, Jenny […] Source: https://atoday.org/atss-laura-wibberding-adventist-women-gendered-pay-church-loyalty/

By Horace B. Alexander  |  24 May 2023  |   Why would anyone need to ask, “Who killed Goliath?” Ask any Sabbath School child. The child would quickly tell you that the Bible plainly says it was David. This beloved story has been enshrined in our Western culture, immediately coming to mind in any situation in […] Source: https://atoday.org/who-really-killed-goliath/