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Review & Herald Pub Assn., (1994)
Shane Anderson, "How to Kill Adventist Education and How to Give it a
Fighting Chance," (2009)
Everett N. Dick, "William Miller and the Advent Crisis 1831-1844, Andrews
Univ. Press (1994)
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entered by Seventh-day Adventists, (2009)
Gary Fraser, "Diet, Life Expectancy and Chronic Disease: Studies of
Seventh-Day Adventists and Other Vegetarians, (2003)
Madlyn Hamblin, "In the Wake of Waco: Why Were Adventists Among the
Victims?", Review & Herald Pub Assn., (1993)
Erwin Gane & Leo Van Dolson, "This We Believe: An Overview of the Teachings
of Seventh-day Adventists", Pacific Pr Pub Assn., (1993)
George R. Knight, "Anticipating the Advent : A Brief History of Seventh-day
Adventists", Pacific Pr Pub Assn., (1993)
Samuel Koranteng-Pipim, "Receiving the Word,"
Berean Books (1996).
Mikhail Kulakov, "God's Soviet Miracles: How Adventists Built the First
Protestant Seminary in Russian History", Pacific Pr Pub Assn., (1993)
Gary Land, "The World of Ellen G. White", Review & Herald Pub
Assn., (1987)
Walter Martin, "The Kingdom of the Cults", Bethany House Pub, (1985),
P. 409-500.
C. Mervyn Maxwell, "Magnificent Disappointment : What Really Happened in 1844...and Its
Meaning for Today", Pacific Pr Pub Assn. (1994)
Ronald L. Numbers, "The Disappointed : Millerism and Millenarianism in the
Nineteenth Century", Univ. of Tennessee Press, (1993)
Helmut Ott, "Perfect in Christ: The Mediation of Christ in the Writings of Ellen
G. White", Review & Herald Pub Assn., (1987)
Michael Pearson, "Millennial Dreams and Moral Dilemmas: Seventh-day Adventism
and Contemporary Ethics", Cambridge Univ. Press (1990)
William Shurtleff, "Bibliography and Sourcebook on Seventh-day Adventists' Work
With Soyfoods, Vegetarianism, and Wheat Gluten, 1866-1992 ", Soyfoods Center
(1992)
Allen R. Steele, "Loud Let It Ring : Adventist World Radio: Twenty-Five Years of
Miracles, Pacific Pr. Pub. Assn., (1996)
U.S. Government, Committee on Veterans' Affairs, Is Military Research Hazardous To
Veterans' Health?; Lessons Spanning Half a Century", 103rd Congress, 2nd Session,
Committee Print S. Prt. 103-97, (1994-DEC), Section C.
Ellen Gould, Harmon White & Phyllis C. Bailey, "The Quote Book : Gems from
the Pen of Ellen G. White", (1994)
Frank S. Mead, "The Handbook of Denominations," 9th Ed., Abingdon
Press, Nashville, TN, Pages 22-25.
"Seventh-day Adventists Believe," Review and Herald Publishing,
(1988). This is an official SDA publication and contains a good overview of SDA beliefs.
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Internet Resources:
The following information sources were used to prepare and update the above
essay. The hyperlinks are not necessarily still active today.
The official SDA site is at: http://www.adventist.org/
If you are interested in exactly what the SDA denomination teaches, this
is the web site to consult. Their fundamental beliefs are at:
http://www.adventist.org/
The Bible Project at
http://www.thebibleproject.com/ posts stories and articles in the
topics, health, headline news, reformation, religion, liberty, science
and archaeology.
SDAnet encourages intercommunication among SDA groups, disseminate SDA
information and announce college and university meetings and conferences. See:
http://www.sdanet.org/ They also have a summary of SDA's
"27 Fundamental Beliefs" at: http://www.sdanet.org/
Samuel Koranteng-Pipim, "The spirit of rebellion: Another
look at post-Utrecht ordinations," an essay on female
ordination at: http://www.greatcontroversy.org/
SDA Kinship International Inc., the homosexual support group that is not affiliated with
the SDA is at: http://www.sdakinship.org/
Voice of Prophecy is an international, Christian radio broadcast. It was founded by
H.M.S. Richards in 1929, and is currently aired by more than 1,500 stations worldwide. See:
http://www.vop.com/
Into All the World Wide Web is a counter-cult group which
categorizes the SDA as a cult. They define "cult" as any Christian group that
deviates from traditional conservative Christendom. See: http://www.intowww.org/
SDA Anonymous is a supporting "transition ministry for both current and former SDA
Christians" who have decided to leave the denomination. See: http://www.sabbath.com/