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papers on seventh-day adventism, with some comparisons with mormons and witnesses. ‘seventh-day adventism’ in the encyclopedia of politics and religion. seventh-day adventists trace their roots to the millerite movement during the early 1840s, which attracted upwards of 50,000 followers in 1844 proved false, his movement shattered. one fragment, whose leaders included a young visionary, ellen white…… continue reading ‘seventh-day adventism’ in the encyclopedia of politics and religion early in 1984 i was asked to speak at the annual conference of the as*ociation of adventist forums, the umbrella organization for all the adventist forum chapters both in the usa and beyond and the publisher of spectrum magazine. since adventism in the usa had been pas*ing through a series of crises that had resulted…… continue reading the future of seventh-day adventism. ghettoization and the erosion of a distinct way of life: the seventh-day adventist experience. seventh-day adventists developed a distinct way of life and then reinforced it by forming geographically segregated communities, or “adventist ghettos,” around institutions such as colleges, hospitals, and publishing houses established by the church. however, as the external environment became less hostile, and adventist institutions became themselves less distinctive while at the same time they provided…… continue reading ghettoization and the erosion of a distinct way of life: the seventh-day adventist experience. seventh-day adventists in conflict: a ninete*nth-century religious movement meets the twentieth century. introduction – 2018 during the first half of the 1980s, conflict within seventh-day adventism received a great deal of attention in the seventh-day adventists in conflict: a ninete*nth-century religious movement meets the twentieth century october 22 this year (2018)1 was the 174th anniversary of what adventists know as “the great disappointment.” it also means that