We live in an age of pluralism that proclaims all viewpoints to be equally valid; that there is no such thing as “truth” and to assert that we can find truth is arrogant and bigoted.

What is hell?  Where is hell? Actually, the bible has quite a bit to say about the subject. T

How can anything about hell glorify God? Those who advocate annihilation often appeal to the love and mercy of God as the basis for their rejection of eternal punishment.

Over the past several years I have read quite extensively to see what is taught by others in the body of Christ regarding the subjects in this study. 

hese studies will explore the historical evolution of the Sabbath, the Ten Commandments, and our connection as Christians to the everlasting covenant.

t feels threatening to questions beliefs that have defined our lives. But refusing to do so suggests fear that the teachings cannot stand up under scriptural scrutiny.

From Adventist Currents, Vol. 1, No. 1, July, 1983 Walter Martin, Christianity's cult-watcher discusses Adventism in trouble - including his fear that SDA leaders are on Masada and they don't know it.

The three questions [referred to in the interview] that Walter Martin asked the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists are:

Why Walter Martin Considered Seventh-Day Adventism Evangelical*