Evangelica
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Evangelica was an evangelical magazine started by Desmond Ford after he was removed from ministerial and teaching positions in the Seventh-day Adventist Church. It was published from 1980 till 1987, and had an "Evangelical Adventist" perspective.
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[edit] History
- See also: Glacier View controversy
Evangelica was established in 1980[1] by Desmond Ford after he was controversially removed from employment by the Seventh-day Adventist Church over his criticisms of the investigative judgment teaching. Ford soon formed his own non-denominational gospel ministry Good News Unlimited, and founded the "dissident bimonthly" Evangelica based in Napa, California.[2] Evangelica promoted the cause of evangelical Adventism.[3]
It was published alternately with Evangelica update (library number OCLC 9883255).[4] Evangelica update was apparently published from 1982 till 1998, and also in 1993.[4]
Some of its articles included:
- Delbert H. Hodder, "Visions or Partial-Complex Seizures?" Evangelica 2:5 (November 1981), p. 35
In this article Hodder, an Adventist physician, suggested White's visions were "consistent with what is now known as partial-complex or psychomotor seizures."[5] A response is given by Donald Peterson, another Adventist physician, which has been posted on the Ellen G. White Estate website (the official website concerning White).
- Alan Crandall, "Whither Evangelical Adventism". Evangelica May 1982, 23.
- "Quotable Quotes from Adventist Scholars". Evangelica November 1981, 37.
It ceased publication in 1987.[1][6]
[edit] Editors
- Alan Crandall[7]
[edit] See also
- Desmond Ford
- Good News Unlimited
- Progressive Adventism
- Spectrum
- Adventist Today
- Adventist Currents
- Present Truth Magazine
[edit] External links
[edit] References
- ^ a b Library catalog entry at Andrews University
- ^ Ostling, Richard N.; Jim Castelli, Dick Thompson (1982-08-02). "The Church of Liberal Borrowings". Time. Time Inc.. ISSN 0040-781X.
- ^ Tarling, as quoted in Leaving the Adventist Ministry: A Study of the Process of Exiting by Peter H. Ballis, p. 3
- ^ a b Library catalog entry for Evangelica update at Andrews University
- ^ as quoted by Donald Peterson
- ^ Visions or Seizures: Was Ellen White the Victim of Epilepsy? by Donald I. Peterson, MD
- ^ From Controversy to Crisis: An Updated Assessment of Seventh-day Adventism by Kenneth R. Samples. Christian Research Journal 11:1 (Summer 1988), p. 9
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