"SATAN CLAUS"

AN ANSWER TO ELLEN WHITE'S

 CRITICS

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Twas the night before Sunday Law, when all through the sect
Not a creature was stirring among the elect
The tithe envelopes were placed near the chimney with care
Because withholding the tithe, well, no one would dare!

"when all through the sect!"

now that was a LOW BLOW by this would-be poet, considering the HIGH PRICE that the Seventh-day Adventist church paid in the 1950s for the right to play golf with their fellow Protestant ministers!

    “After years of dialog with leaders from the Seventh-day Adventist Church (SDAC), the late Dr. Walter Martin, famed counter-cult evangelist and author of the highly acclaimed The Kingdom of the Cults, publicly stated that they were not a false sect, but rather a true Christian church. Many Christian leaders and cult researchers disagreed, believing that Dr. Martin had been deceived by the leadership of the SDAC.

    Another hard-hitting, eye-opening documentary is now offered on an Internet blog which answers once and for all the questions Dr. Martin raised nearly fifty years ago. It explores the origins and teachings of the sect and examines the claims of the founder and self-appointed prophet, Mrs. Ellen G. White, comparing her unique beliefs with the Bible. You will meet a number of former high-ranking church leaders, many of them fourth generation Adventists, and discover what happened when they embarked on a journey to discover the truth about Mrs. White, the doctrine of the “investigative judgment” and numerous other teachings held by the movement. You will be shocked by what they found."

     After what was apparently a temporary "truce" at least some of these Protestant ministers are back at it again, claiming Seventh-day Adventists are a "cult" after all. Even though church leaders convinced Walter Martin that we are "Christians" after all.  In this they are aided by former Seventh-day Adventists, one or several of which may have written this poem I am using here about "Satan Claus".

      And I do agree that our leaders are guilty of letting down a barrier that should have remained between us and those who Ellen White saw as "the enemy of truth", and the "harlot daughters of Babylon."   In the 1950s most Seventh-day Adventists, without being properly informed and consulted, were re-classified by their leaders as "Fundamentalists" and "Trinitarians."

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