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It’s not “they just go to church on Saturday.”

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It’s not “they just go to church on Saturday.”
Seventh-day Adventists can sound evangelical on grace. Official teaching still adds Ellen White as a continuing authority, an investigative judgment that began in 1844, Sabbath as the end-time line of loyalty, and no conscious life after death.
Swipe through the system — then test it by Scripture.
Full lecture: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6LA67Vf5jWw&t=759s
Source: Tim Martin, Centers for Apologetics Research