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Beyond Ellen White: Seventh-day Adventism in Transition

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2008-01-01

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Abstract

Michael Leigh Chamberlain’s third book Beyond Ellen White may be regarded by some, particularly older conservative Adventists, as controversial. But Chamberlain has been careful to draw mainly from Church official records and academic authorities in his thorough-going analysis and lays out the challenge for a more accurate big picture of his assessment.

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Chamberlain, M. L. (2008). Beyond Ellen White: Seventh-day Adventism in transition. Teneriffe, Qld.: Post Pressed.

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Beyond Ellen White: Seventh-day Adventism in transition; A sociocultural history and analysis of the Australian church and its higher education system

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9781921214257 (pbk.)

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