Comments on: Seventh-day Adventism Under Increasing Scrutiny

By: David Cousins

David Cousins — Tue, 13 Aug 2024 09:45:26 +0000

Since Stephan Lewandowsky believes in “evolution” (i assume he means Darwinian macro-evolution & long age chronology). Someone should have asked him which “evolution” he believes in and why since they all contradict then LOGIC would dictate that only one could be right and that they ALL could be wrong.
Does he believe in Neo-Darwinism (like Richard Dawkins), Punctuated Equilibrium Evolution (like Stephen Gould), Panspermia (like Carl Sagan), A 3rd Way Evolution (like Andreas Wagner), Evo-Devo (like Gavin de Beer) or sort of a back-to-the-drawing board (like Suzanne Mazur)?
Would have been interesting to to have asked him for his cosmological views too. Does he believe in the Big Bang Theory, the Steady State Theory, the Electric Universe Theory, the Carmelian Theory, the Multiverse Theory or MOND (Modified Theory of Newtonian Dynamics)?
——Of course asking him that in the Public Arena would have exposed to the masses that these people disagree vehemently behind the scenes among themselves but when in public rally behind a cartoon Caricature of “evolution”.

By: Michel Herman

Michel Herman — Tue, 13 Aug 2024 09:35:35 +0000

Great article! Thank you.

And here is another warning from Sister White:

There is another and more important question that should engage the attention of the churches of today. The apostle Paul declares that “all that will live godly in Christ Jesus shall suffer persecution.” [2 Timothy 3:12.] Why is it, then, that persecution seems in a great degree to slumber?—The only reason is, that the church has conformed to the world’s standard, and therefore awakens no opposition. The religion which is current in our day is not of the pure and holy character that marked the Christian faith in the days of Christ and his apostles. It is only because of the spirit of compromise with sin, because the great truths of the Word of God are so indifferently regarded, because there is so little vital godliness in the church, that Christianity is apparently so popular with the world. Let there be a revival of the faith and power of the early church, and the spirit of persecution will be revived, and the fires of persecution will be rekindled. . GC88 48.2