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The Faith and Science Debate in the Adventist Church
During the last two years groups of scientists, theologians and church administrators in different parts of the world have been discussing the interrelationship between faith and science. Elder Jan Paulsen, President of the General Conference, took the initiative to call for such meetings. The fi...
News and Comments - Reflections #2
BRI Newsletter and Pastors in the North America Division The North American Division has started to prepare a CD-ROM and a DVD called “The Pastor’s DVD” which will be sent out four times a year to all the pastors of this Division. The CD-ROM will include the BRI Newsletter Reflections. We appreci...
Ellen G. White and Earth Science
This article will investigate Ellen G. White's statements on science, particularly in relation to the issue of origins and the study of earth science. We will introduce the material with a brief description of the historical situation in regard to the science of geology in the 19th century, when she wrote the majority of her statements on the topic.
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The publication of the 605-page Oxford Handbook of Seventh-day Adventism (2024) is, in itself, a noteworthy accomplishment that deserves special recognition and attention among Adventists. This is especially the case as this volume is among the Oxford Handbook series. Although written primari...
Theology of Flesh and Bones
Editor: Elias Brasil de Souza (Silver Spring, MD: Biblical Research Institute, 2025). Theology of Flesh and Bones traces the journey of the human body from the dust of Eden to its ultimate transformation in glory. It is not theology reserved for scholars. This book speaks thoughtfully to anyone w...
Do the Wicked Burn Forever in Hell?*
“These will go away into eternal punishment, but the righteous into eternal life.”— Matthew 25:46 ESV This text uses the word “eternal” twice. The first time it is applied to the punishment of the wicked, and the second time it refers to the eternal life of the righteous. If “eternal life” means ...