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Adventists: Cult, Sect or Denomination?

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by Ronald Lawson, Ph.D. (see also www.RonaldLawson.net)  | 10 May 2019  | This was a presentation originally developed for the Metro New York Adventist Forum This piece considers the ways in which the terms “cult,” “sect,” and “denomination” are used in everyday language, within Christian circles and in sociology, and tests the applicability of these […]

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A New Interpretation of the Little Horn of Daniel 7

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3 November 2018  | Many prophetic articles we receive are restatements of what has been said by Adventists for 150 years. We have chosen to give a forum here to a novel and untraditional view.

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Armed Man more about peace and hope

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It might be called The Armed Man but the piece by Welsh composer Sir Karl Jenkins that Avondale Conservatorium presents tomorrow evening (Saturday, June 2) is actually anti-war.

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Why Snopes.com Was Wrong About Vegetarian Life Expectancy

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by Gary E. Fraser  |  16 February 2018  | The motivation for this piece was Adventist Today’s news story about the fact-checking site Snopes.com’s casting doubt on the idea that vegetarians live longer than meat eaters. Most of us do not think several times each day about quarks, neutron stars or acetylcholine esterase. Yet when it comes […]

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Stanford Law Students Advocate for Sabbath Keeping Rights of Correctional Worker

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June 8, 2017:   In a June 5 San Francisco Chronicle opinion piece, three Stanford Law students advocated for an Adventist correctional worker’s Sabbath keeping rights. Christina Neitzey, Kathryn Harris and Mary Huang who represent Teresa Brown as certified law students at the Stanford Law School Religious Liberty Clinic, penned the piece

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