This podcast tells a story of the Seventh-day Adventist Church.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 3 days 13 hours 9 minutes
episode 55: (S2, E4): The 1919 Bible Conference, part 1
In this episode, we begin our discussion of the pivotal 1919 Bible Conference by strategically dancing around the actual Conference. We talk about how it began and how it ended, tantalizing the listen to find out what delicious creaminess lies at its cent
episode 54: (S2, E3): The Protestant Civil War, part 2
In this episode, we finish our two-part discussion of how the world was changing in the early twentieth century. We looked at historical criticism last time, and this time we spend the bulk of our time on evolution.
episode 53: (S2, E2): The Protestant Civil War, part 1
In this episode, we talk about the massive cultural shift America goes through (along with the Western World) between the Civil War and the First World War. This cultural shift into modernism lays the groundwork for the Protestant Civil War between Libera
episode 52: (S2, E1): Conchies
In this episode, we talk about two completely opposite experiences Adventists had in the First World War.
episode 50: (S1, E50): Goodbye to Mom
In this episode - the end of season 1 - we say "goodbye" to Ellen White and prepare to face an uncertain future. How will the Seventh-day Adventist church survive without its spiritual mother?
episode 49: (S1, E49): The Eastern Question
In this episode, we talk about the 1913 General Conference session, take a trip down memory lane, and A.G. Daniells' super-mega-cool Pacific Tour at the beginning of World War I. Then we conclude with Turkey. Not the food.
episode 48: (S1, E48): The Daily
In this episode, we talk about William Warren Prescott and his efforts to be both a smart and loyal Seventh-day Adventist. We'll discuss the revision of Ellen White's The Great Controversy and, of course, the less great controversy over "the daily." Spo
episode 47: (S1, E47): Sunday in the Cities
In this episode, we talk about the San Francisco Earthquake of 1906 and Ellen White's great passion for cities. Also, we have sponsorship by The Haystack! We might as well talk about those meal-by-mail kits, too. You'll see.