The Andrews University International Religious Liberty Institute, Loma Linda University School of Religion’s Religion and the Law Forum, and the Church State Council–the education, advocacy and legal services ministry of the Pacific Union Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, are co-hosting a webinar about the recent Supreme Court decision regarding COVID restrictions on religious gatherings. The details, […] Source: https://atoday.org/saturday-dec-12-webinar-covid-restrictions-on-religious-gatherings-assessing-the-supreme-courts-ruling/
“From One Old Warhorse to Another”: A Response to Marvin Moore
by Smuts van Rooyen | 9 December 2020 | Marvin, I write this to you as one old warhorse to another. You and I, being of roughly the same age group, are old warhorses who’ve done our best for this church. I affirm your rich and productive ministry which, though different than mine, has blessed many. […] Source: https://atoday.org/one-old-warhorse-to-another-a-response-to-marvin-moore/
Loren Seibold–Gift of Cheer
While you are here… This has been a year like no other. By necessity, a lot has changed about how we worship, create community and cultivate conversation. We at Adventist Today are doing all we can to be your virtual spiritual family, providing you with accessible, independent journalism, AT Sabbath Seminar, inspiring weekly Anticipating AT1 […] Source: https://atoday.org/loren-seibold-gift-of-cheer/
Morality: Objective, Absolute… or Something Else?
by David Geelan | 25 October 2020 | Is morality dependent on human beings, or independent? Many of the comments on my most recent piece for Adventist Today, entitled ‘Can Atheists Be Moral People?’ suggested morality must be objective, or else everything is utterly subjective, and each person’s moral framework is as good as anyone […] Source: https://atoday.org/morality-objective-absolute-or-something-else/
In Brazil, Sabbath-keeping Public Employees Win Protections at Nation’s Highest Court
Public-sector workers in Brazil who keep the Saturday Sabbath now have more protections, thanks to November 25 rulings by the country’s Supreme Federal Tribunal (STF). In two cases, Adventists won backing from the court for their decision to keep the Sabbath despite the fact that doing so put them in direct conflict with work requirements […] Source: https://atoday.org/in-brazil-sabbath-keeping-public-employees-win-protections-at-nations-highest-court/
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