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 Since InterVarsity Press published The Openness of God 18 years ago, the position presented there has been the object of extensive analysis, vigorous criticism and a variety of characterizations. The harsher voices assert that open theism undermines biblical Christianity and call on Christian leaders to declare it “beyond the bounds of orthodox Christian teaching.” Others are less

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The Seventh-day Adventist commitment to take the Gospel message to "every nation, kindred, tongue and people" has placed the church in unique and often times bewildering positions. Traditional North American Adventist avoidance of entanglement in political movements has posed curious problems in those areas where the politics of government and the Adventist theology may be considered antithetical to each other.

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It would certainly seem an understatement to suggest that we, the members of the Seventh-day Adventist church, have been preoccupied, in recent years, with a host of concerns and questions. A review of FORUM topics presented through the San Diego Chapter attests to this array of issues.

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Dr. Ford's dissertation study, for his second earned doctorate, published by University Press of America, focused on New Testament eschatology. A scholarly interpretation of the Book of Revelation accounted for a significant portion of that treatise.

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