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John Harvey Kellogg argued in the late 19th century that circumcision served both medical and moral ends: medically as a preventative or curative procedure for what physicians of his era labeled “self...
During John Harvey Kellogg’s era (late 19th to early 20th century) circumcision was promoted in the United States through a mix of cultural hygiene rhetoric, religiously inflected moralism, and racial...
The Investigative Judgment is a distinctive doctrine that teaches Christ began a pre-Advent, heavenly review of professed believers’ records in 1844 as the antitypical Day of Atonement; this remains p...
The available records show ; their public pages emphasize donor support and independent ministry activity, while separate materials identify Myers as pastor of a Northeastern Conference–launched virtu...
Within Seventh-day Adventist (SDA) theology the premise is straightforward: a heavenly, investigative or “pre‑Advent” judgment examines the lives of the living and the dead before Christ’s return, and...
Professional archaeologists and multiple published critiques have overwhelmingly rejected Ron Wyatt’s high‑profile claims—labeling them unscientific, unlicensed, and in many cases fraudulent—while sup...
The “General Conference president” refers to at least two different roles in international organizations and denominations: the elected head of the Seventh‑day Adventist Church’s General Conference (t...
Pastor Ivor Myers has no documented or verifiable public meeting with Steve Daily in connection with the psychobiography "Ellen G. White: A Psychobiography"; searches and the supplied source analyses ...
Erton C. Köhler is the current president of the General Conference of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, elected at the 62nd General Conference Session on July 4, 2025, and serving as the global spirit...
The phrase "CALL SIN BY ITS RIGHT NAME" attributed to "By Seventh Day Adventist" appears as an isolated exhortation with ; available documents either lack the phrase or are unavailable due to technica...