Adventism

They are strongly associated with those holding more Progressive Adventism.

Religious movements which expect that the second coming of Christ as a cataclysmic event are generally called adventism.

It is a church of the Turku adventism parish.

Brinsmead's early views were an expression of "historic Adventism".

Loosely connected in its early years with Adventism, with which it shares some similarities.

Adventism began as an inter-denominational movement.

He moved to Kansas when he was 18 and embraced Seventh Day Adventism.

Kenneth Newport described it as "The most authoritative study of Seventh-day Adventism".

Historic Adventism is represented by some scholars, is also seen at the grassroots level of the church and is often promoted through independent ministries.

Crucial Moments: The 12 Most Important Events in Black Adventism.

They are often described as liberal Adventism by other Adventists, the term "progressive" is generally preferred as a self-description.

Adventists believe that God has led the Christian movements in history, but progressives tend to not put Adventism on that level.

Other critics contend that early Adventism was materialist in theology, and that Ellen White represented the same viewpoint.

Phil Dunham, a fairly conservative author himself, critiqued "nostalgia about the good old days of 'historic Adventism.'

Clifford Goldstein and other Adventists have argued that evolution and Adventism are incompatible.

In 1959 he was influenced by a televangelist, and subsequently converted to Seventh-day Adventism and strict creationism.

'Seeking a Sanctuary describes Pipim as a leading critic of what he deems "liberal Adventism."

It is to this time period the expression "historic Adventism" most accurately applies, not to 19th century Adventism.

"American Adventism: The Great Disappointment" by Bruce Shelley.

One major aspect which is completely unique to Adventism is that the day of atonement is a type or foreshadowing of the investigative judgment.

Critics however, saw GYC as nothing more than another manifestation of reactionary, Historic Adventism.

But the way we often use the expression 'historic Seventh-day Adventism' is built on an idealized and unrealistic notion of what our early church was really like."

Chapter 10, To "Historic Adventism": A Proposal for Dialogue and Reconciliation.

The evangelical Christian Research Institute has offered "a hand of fellowship and encouragement" to what they describe as Evangelical Adventism.