Spectrum
Online Featured Columns, 2005
By Ezrela Cheah
Many mysteries remain at this beachfront Adventist school
(June 15, 2005—from the spring 2005 issue of Spectrum magazine)
By Louis Venden
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(June 2, 2005)
By James Coffin
Whose evil causes the greatest overall suffering in the world? The capital crimes of a few? Or the accumulated "peccadilloes" of the multitude?
(May 25, 2005)
By Alonzo L. Baker
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(May 18, 2005)
By James Coffin
Is there not a time to rage against evil and evildoers?
(May 12, 2005)
By Carol J. Grady
One day, the pleasant pattern of my life was interrupted and strange new colors and designs were introduced that seemed jarringly opposed to the original pattern.
(May 5, 2005)
By A. Graham Maxwell
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(April 27, 2005)
By Scott Moncrieff
Jesus, to my eyes, does not at all seem to be a literary character in the sense that Ulysses is, nor explainable as a historical human.
(April 20, 2005)
Mark Kellner/ANN
Future prospects for the Seventh-day Adventist Church in what
is called the "global South" may be very good, said
Philip Jenkins, author and distinguished professor of religion
and history at Pennsylvania State University.
(April 12, 2005)
Mark Kellner/ANN
Klimkewicz’s attorneys will seek to overturn the Marine
Corps’ court-martial verdict, clearing the young man’s
name and permanent record.
(April 5, 2005)
By Ed Dickerson
Compelled charity is not charity at all, nor is forced righteousness
in any way righteous.
(March 30, 2005)
By James Coffin
Compulsory help for the disadvantaged has been around for a
long time and has been advocated by some highly esteemed spiritual
figures. God, for example.
(March 23, 2005)
By Mark J. Cimino
That polished and distinguished professor had an answer for
everything she offered, and he couched his answers to make her
look foolish to the largely unsympathetic classmates around
her.
(March 16, 2005)
Alex Elmadjian/ANN
A suicide truck bomb, which rocked the center of Baghdad, March
9, broke the two remaining stained glass windows of the Baghdad
Seventh-day Adventist Church.
(March 9, 2005)
By Ron Corson
How does the Seventh-day Adventists nineteenth-century view
of end-time persecution relate to the current anti-Christian
attitude evident in Europe and gaining momentum in the United
States?
(March 2, 2005)
By Daniel Reynaud
The "I’m-always-happy-because-I’m-a-Christian"
is really one of the unhealthiest people on the planet, and
one of the worst advertisements for Christianity.
(February 23, 2005)
By Ivan T. Blazen
The first sentence of her talk was, "If Jesus were alive
today, it would be Seventh-day Adventists who would crucify
him!"
(February 21, 2005)
By James Coffin
Jesus, in Luke 14:28, says that before we engage in an enterprise
we need to count the cost, lest it actually be more expensive
than anticipated.
(February 16, 2005)
By Chris Oberg
The Greek II students were all men, and I understand the form
of address they received daily was "Chickapoos."
(February 9, 2005)
A Profoundly Honest Colleague
By John R. Jones
Madelynn made an enduring impact on Adventist laypeople’s
understandings of God, forgiveness, and grace.
(February 2, 2005)
By Chris Oberg
She taught thousands of students over the years, often being
challenged by the young men in her classes.
(February 2, 2005)
By Tereza Byrne/ADRA/ANN
ADRA’s office in Khartoum is working closely with the United
Nations to secure the release of its workers.
(January 25, 2005)
By Mitchell A. Tyner
As he studied, Klimkewicz felt that he had to be a conscientious
objector, and applied to the Marine Corps for that status.
(January 12, 2005)
By Sharon Fujimoto-Johnson
For a minute or two, he has, perhaps not the swanlike grace
of Michelle Kwan, but indeed her spirit and her joy.
(January 5, 2005)
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