Ellen White’s early health reform and it’s nineteenth-century context
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Publication Date
2024
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Avondale Authors
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Review and Herald
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© 2024 by The Ellen G. White Estate Inc. Due to copyright restrictions this chapter is unavailable for download.
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VoR
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Peer Reviewed
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09 Society and Culture
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4303 Historical studies
5004 Religious studies
5004 Religious studies
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Abstract
The 1860s marked the beginning of a growing focus on health in the newly organized Seventh-day Adventist Church. This article outlines both the development of the Adventist health message until the establishment of the Western Reform Health Institute in 1866, and the social, religious, and health context in which it emerged.
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Jackson, W. (2024). Ellen White’s early health reform and its Nineteenth-Century context. In T. L. Poirier (Ed.), The Ellen G. White Letters and Manuscripts with Annotations: Volume 2: 1860-1863 (pp. 85-103). Silver Spring, MD: Review and Herald.
Source Title
The Ellen G. White Letters and Manuscripts with Annotations: Volume 2: 1860-1863
Series
The Ellen G. White Letters and Manuscripts with Annotations
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9780828029018