Objections Answered
The following articles examine and respond to objections that have been raised against the principles presented on this website, providing further clarity and context.
When Should We “Yield to Their Judgment”? The Case of ‘Brother Raymond’ & Lessons Learned from 1888
Explore the true context of Ellen White’s counsel to “submit new light,” the Raymond case, and the 1888 crisis—and why honest, open Bible study is not rebellion but faithfulness.
A Pledge or a Test? What Ellen White Actually Meant
What the Anti-Meat Pledge controversy of 1908-1911 reveals about Ellen White's statement on diet as a test of fellowship.
Wales, Harper, and Caldwell: The Stories Behind Cases of Remarriage in the Time of Ellen White
Ellen White on divorce and remarriage: examining the Wales, Harper, and Caldwell cases to understand what she actually taught versus how her statements have been misapplied and misunderstood.
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