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Ellen White and the Anabaptist movement

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2024-04

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Institute for Adventist Studies

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© 2024 Institute for Adventist Studies Symposium. All rights reserved.

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09 Society and Culture

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4303 Historical studies
5004 Religious studies
5099 Other philosophy and religious studies

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Abstract

In his presentation, “Ellen White and the Anabaptist Movement,” delivered at the Institute for Adventist Studies Symposium on “Adventism and the Anabaptists” held from April 15-18, 2024, at Friedensau University, Germany, Gilbert M. Valentine explores the connections between Ellen White’s theological perspectives and the principles of the Anabaptist movement. Valentine examines the historical and ideological intersections between early Adventism and Anabaptist teachings, analysing how White’s writings reflect elements of Anabaptist thought, particularly in areas such as pacifism, community, and church-state relations. The study offers insights into the influence of Anabaptist theology on White’s ministry and the broader Adventist identity, contributing to the ongoing scholarly dialogue on Adventism’s historical and theological roots.

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Valentine, G. M. (2024, April 15-18). Ellen White and the Anabaptist Movement Institute for Adventist Studies Symposium: Adventism and the Anabaptists, Friedensau University, Germany.

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Adventist Studies Symposium: Adventism and the Anabaptists

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