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Holiness denomination founded 1881 in Anderson, Indiana
Herbert W. Armstrong’s ministry drew controversy on multiple fronts: doctrinal heterodoxy (notably British Israelism, Mosaic-law observance, and prophetic timelines), allegations of financial impropri...
Since 2018, the public record compiled in the provided reporting shows no clear evidence that multiple major Pentecostal denominations issued new, formal policy statements specifically naming or defin...
emerged as a distinct, influential strand of modern in the mid‑19th century, systematized by and the in and . It never became the official doctrine of a single historic denomination but spread widely ...
Herbert W. Armstrong taught seventh-day Sabbath observance plus biblical “holy days” (Passover, Pentecost, Feast of Tabernacles, etc.) and rejected Christmas and Easter as pagan-derived; critics objec...
Multiple seminary professors, biblical scholars, and conservative Christian ministries have publicly critiqued Jonathan Cahn’s method and conclusions—particularly his application of Old Testament pass...
Herbert W. Armstrong founded the movement that became the Worldwide Church of God, beginning as a radio ministry commonly dated to the early 1930s and later reorganized and renamed to Worldwide Church...