The Apocalyptic Vision And The Neutering Of Adventism

The book discusses how early Adventists were driven by an urgent apocalyptic vision that shaped their mission and message. George R. Knight argues that when this vision is neglected or softened, Adventism loses its distinctiveness and spiritual strength. The book calls the church to reclaim its apocalyptic roots in order to remain faithful to its mission and calling.

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BX 6154 K55 2008

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USA : Review and Herald Publishing Association., 2008

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978-0-8280-2385-6

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BX 6154 K55 2008

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Church history
Seventh-day Adventist theology
Apocalyptic belief
Mission and identity
Religious renewal

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The Apocalyptic Vision and the Neutering of Adventism by George R. Knight (2008) is a theological and historical book that examines the development of Seventh-day Adventist beliefs. The author explains how Adventism was founded on a strong apocalyptic mission and warns that losing this focus weakens the church’s identity and purpose. The book is written for church members, leaders, and students of theology.

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