Unfulfilled prophecy and teaching against the commandments is clear contradiction of the guidelines set out in scripture.
That said, Adventism is a far cry from mainstream churchianity. It is organized and totally on point with several major issues. Many of my Torah practicng friends came out of 7th day assemblies.
Unfulfilled prophecy and teaching against the commandments
Where does she do these?
>Where does she do these?
The details are too much to go into in a post like this. I have no problem with SDA members to the extent that they do not "reject" me for my differing beliefs. An example would be vegetarianism. If that is your dietary choice, that is fine, but it is NOT what the bible teaches. Attending an assemby outside of the home on the Sabbath is another example.
I think there is a HUGE variety available for acceptable living in the Fathers eyes. The caveat is that we MUST accept the Messiah as our mediator in order to be heard by the Father. Removing all false beliefs is a lifelong journey, and we are all at different places.
If you remove Ellen Whites "authority", do the teachings of SDA stand alone in agreement with Scripture?
These types of discussions can sometimes be productive, but often I have found that we BOTH, will end up relying on preconceptions to explain our positions. I encourage you,( and I can tell from your posts that the feeling is mutual), tocontunue your study and living with a heart that is humble. Being wrong will suck more when we stand at judgement than the embarassment we might feel in admitting error in this life.
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