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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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If the maxim is true that good things come in small packages, then it will be reinforced by this latest in Clifford Goldstein’s series of publications. Multiplied thousands have appreciated Goldstein’s writings, and here he leads us into what will be new territory, even uncharted waters for some....
Priesthood of Believers
In spite of its affirmation of the priesthood of all believers, there is perhaps no function which Protestantism has so much neglected. Not only have Protestant laymen not assumed the priestly role, but until recently even the clergy have shunned it. A major task for Protestant churches today, no...
Inspiration: Basic Issues in the Current Debate
In the discussion about the inspiration of Scripture, there exists a wide variety of different positions as well as a veritable dissonance in the use of inspiration terminology employed by its various proponents. What makes this quasi-Babylonian language confusion so perplexing is the fact that m...