Academic Freedom and Adventist Theology
Today, freedom of research, teaching, and science in general is mostly a constitutionally guaranteed fundamental right.
René Gehring
July 1, 2022
Ellen G. White and Mission Work in Cities
Many Adventists often quote “Out of the cities, out of the cities!” as though it were Ellen White’s definitive statement on urban ministry.
D. J. B. Trim and A. L. Chism
July 1, 2022
Is Babylon the Papacy?
The biblical evidence very strongly indicates that spiritual Babylon is much larger and more extensive historically than the papacy.
Edwin E. Reynolds
July 1, 2022
Is There a Delay?
All through Scripture, fulfillment of divine promises involves waiting.
Jo Ann Davidson
July 1, 2022
Kaaba and Sanctuary: Qur’ānic and Biblical Cosmic Centers
The truths about God and salvation from the heavenly sanctuary can express to the Muslim soul how God has provided everything.
Larry L. Lichtenwalter
April 1, 2022
The Nature of the Human Being in Christian Theology
The question “What does it mean to be human?” has challenged every age.
Frank M. Hasel
April 1, 2022
Why Theological Education Is Necessary
Theology really matters and has practical, long-term implications.
Jiří Moskala
April 1, 2022
Why Were Some Prophecies Not Fulfilled?
Conditional elements of biblical prophecy help us to see a sovereign God who is interested in the salvation of an estranged humanity.
Gerald A. Klingbeil
April 1, 2022