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    The Arian Creature-Christ Teaching - How Do Seventh-day Adventists define it?

    Rob, take a deep breath and relax. The following should help you understand where I'm coming from. Ellen White is DIRECTLY responsible for that article in the Sabbath Herald - the Sabbath Herald itself boasts of this fact. The "PERSONALITY OF GOD" was, according to Ellen White a Pillar...
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    The Arian Creature-Christ Teaching - How Do Seventh-day Adventists define it?

    Hi Chief, you said: I'm attempting to sort out what you said above. Myself, I could word what you said in the same way. The part I'm trying to understand is the Adventist teaching that the Son of God is a separate "Being" from the God The Father and that hypothetical situations within...
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    The Arian Creature-Christ Teaching - How Do Seventh-day Adventists define it?

    If the Adventist Arian mutant idea wasn't true it would be silly. I can't be sure until you confirm it but I'd suspect that if I asked you what percentage chance could exist that for any reason God the Father could eternally cease to exist? Say, The Father was taking a tour one day somewhere in...
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    The Arian Creature-Christ Teaching - How Do Seventh-day Adventists define it?

    A creature can make their own independent decisions. Lucifer was created "perfect" and through free will sinned against God. Adam and Eve were also created perfect and through their free will disobeyed God. I don't know if Seventh-day Adventists reject the Doctrine of Original Sin but the...
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    The Arian Creature-Christ Teaching - How Do Seventh-day Adventists define it?

    Hi Chief and Rob — thanks again for taking the time to engage with my question. As Rob (and I) noted earlier, Christadelphians hold to a “creature-Christ” doctrine similar to what is found in several Adventist-tradition groups. Historically, this position aligns closely with the teaching of...
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    The Arian Creature-Christ Teaching - How Do Seventh-day Adventists define it?

    I've had a few discussions with members of Adventist groups (Jehovah's Witnesses, Seventh-day Adventists & Christadelphians) and have come to understand that people within the Adventist Faith Tradition believe / argue for the creature-christ doctrine of Arius (4th century). I was hopeful someone...
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