Ellet Joseph Waggoner—his very name resonates with controversy. Over the years he withstood severe opposition from some prominent Adventist leaders and enjoyed hearty commendation from others. He received both stern rebuke and emphatic support from Ellen White. His theological contributions shaped—and divided—the Adventist Church. His staunch admirers point to him as a defender of unpopular truth, while his detractors reject his doctrinal views as heresy.

Many of us do not go to church. Some of us have never been. Christine Miles talks about what to expect and how to prepare.

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Nathan Brown says tree hugging has more to do with stewardship of creation than embracing a eucalypt or cuddling a chestnut.