For nearly two centuries, the SDA Church has circulated a fiction narrative around the Christian church—specifically with regards to 1844 and the second coming.
With the help of famous SDA conspiracy theorist Walter Veith, Amazing Discoveries ( @AmazingDiscoveriesOfficial ) and Clash of Minds ( @ClashOfMinds1 ), we correct this lie in hopes of educating Adventists on what Christians actually believe while simultaneously educating Christians on what this movement claims about them.
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