Conrad Vine: Silent Men

This past Sabbath (October 5th) Pastor Conrad Vine gave a sermon at “D’Sozo Camp 2024” in Denton, North Carolina entitled “Silent Men“.  This is, evidently, the sermon that Pastor Vine originally planned to present at the Village SDA Church (Religious Liberty weekend event) until the Michigan Conference leadership banned Vine from preaching in Michigan. I…

The Unitarian (anti-Trinitarian) view of God

The view that Jesus had a beginning, that His existence was derived from God the Father at some point in remote history, has long been a sticking point within Christianity – and the Seventh-day Adventist Church (SDA) is no exception.  Arian, Unitarian or otherwise anti-Trinitarian ideas have a long history within the SDA Church, being…

Review of “The Naked Emperor” by Pastor Conrad Vine

Pastor Conrad Vine is an ordained Seventh-day Adventist minister. He serves as the President of Adventist Frontier Missions, Inc. (AFM), based in Michigan (www.afmonline.org). However, since the vaccines against COVID-19 became available, Pastor Vine has become particularly well-known for his strong advocacy for those citing religious freedom as the basis for not wanting to be…

Dr. Anthony Bosman and David Asscherick: God, Math, Science, and Faith

Getting back to Creationism, I just have to recommend a very interesting and informative in-depth discussion of some of the fundamental reasons that the creationist perspective is the most rational, most scientific, and even the most mathematically sound, interpretation of the world and the universe in which we find ourselves. Dr. Anthony Bosman is currently…

Mandates vs. Religious Exemptions

The idea of forcing someone to do what they don’t want to do is generally viewed as something inherently unAmerican and even unChristian.  Personal individual liberty is highly valued in Christianity and has historically been one of the foundational building blocks of the government of the United States. After all, the famous phrase of “Life,…