Hanseng Posted Wednesday at 11:40 AM Posted Wednesday at 11:40 AM RH19010924-V78-39.pdf Page 618 These articles are part of SDA history, whether or not one agrees with them. Quote
Hanseng Posted 16 hours ago Author Posted 16 hours ago Jesuit Education in the United States RH18810215-V57-07.pdf Quote
Hanseng Posted 14 hours ago Author Posted 14 hours ago A Jesuit University RH18861005-V63-39.pdf Burglars of the Universe RH18861026-V63-42.pdf If you happen to be interested in early SDA views on the papacy and the Jesuits in particular, attested by R+H articles such as linked here, you can visit the SDA archives. Search online archives, periodicals, Review and Herald, Jesuits. Mentions of the Jesuits and articles beginning in 1856. Quote
Moderators Gregory Matthews Posted 11 hours ago Moderators Posted 11 hours ago Those articles ae interesting. They clearly indicate the unfounded anti-Catholic that existed at that time. Today, they would likely be accurately evaluated as pure garbage, devoid of fact. [NOTE: I have not read every word, but got the general idea.] It is a shame that the Review published them. Quote Gregory
Hanseng Posted 1 hour ago Author Posted 1 hour ago 9 hours ago, Gregory Matthews said: Those articles ae interesting. Some include factual historical accounts. Others include "occult" history, i.e., narratives that are difficult or impossible to verify. What I found interesting is that some of the stories were lifted from other Christian publications and duly credited. In those days, being Protestant meant something. Anti-Catholicism was not unique to Adventism. Quote
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