by Hannele Ottschofski  |  30 September 2022 Yochi Rappeport’s blog in the Times of Israel on September 13 about role models led me to think about the influence of what we Adventists see and experience. Yochi writes about the influence that exclusively male teachers and rabbis had on her spiritual development as a teenager. If […] Source: https://atoday.org/why-we-so-desperately-need-role-models/

  A menudo pensamos en la supremacía blanca como el Ku Klux Klan y otros grupos violentos. Sin embargo, la evidencia histórica muestra que el segregacionismo también es un tipo de supremacía blanca. En el año 1890 la iglesia adventista votó una política de segregación racial que duró los siguientes 75 años. Robert M. Kilgore […] Source: https://atoday.org/la-supremacia-blanca-del-adventismo-cuando-la-iglesia-adventista-del-septimo-dia-adopto-una-politica-oficial-de-segregacion-racial/

by Carsten Thomsen  |  29 September 2022  |   Some of the most long-lived organizations are churches and religious groups. Some of the great world religions are thousands of years old, and Christianity has been around for 2000 years.  Adventism is less than two hundred years old, but has many characteristics of a long-lived, successful religion. […] Source: https://atoday.org/why-is-the-adventist-church-successful/

28 September 2022  | Brent A. Strawn, in his book The Old Testament is Dying, draws an analogy between the contemporary Christian church’s competence in reading the Old Testament and the ability to speak a language fluently. Acknowledging the limitations of any analogy, he argues that the church is losing its ability to understand the […] Source: https://atoday.org/82647-2/