Moderators Gregory Matthews Posted June 30, 2022 Moderators Posted June 30, 2022 Valentine, Gilbert M. Ostriches and Canaries: Coping With change In Adventism, 1966-1979. Oak & Acorn Publishing, 2022, 456 pages. NOTE: Oak & Acorn Publishing is owned by the Pacific Union Conference and publishes books. This book is of great value in understanding how some of the divisive doctrinal issues arose in the Seventh-day Adventist denomination. The Table of Contents is listed below: Introduction Chapter 1: Adventism and Textual Authority Chapter 2: The Expanding Challenge to Adventist Fundamentalism Chapter 3: A Tale of two Presidents Chapter 4: Early Skirmishes Over Neo-Adventism--1966 Chapter 5: The Swelling Tide of Perceived Liberalism--1967 Chapter 6: Suspicion & Casualties at Avondale & Andrews--1968 Chapter 7: Survivors in California, Resignations in Michigan--1969 Chapter 8: Intellectuals in the Church & a New Kind of College Student Chapter 9: Preserving Fundamentalism—controlling Bible Study Chapter 10: Reclaiming Control of the GRI and Loma Linda Chapter 11: Press Stories on the Age of the Earth Complicate Life Chapter 12: A Fall From the Pedestal—Challenges to Ellen White in the 1970s Chapter 13: “The Quinquennium of the Ostrich” Conclusion Epilogue Bibliography Index Quote Gregory
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