One of Ellen White’s visions confirmed that the creation week was a literal week, just like every week since then. She specifically repudiated the “day/age” theory, meaning that the days of the creation week represent seven vast, indefinite periods
Read moreScience Confirms Ellen White on the “Water Cure”
Rather than work against fever, work with the fever to stimulate the body’s natural immune response to infection.
Read moreA Defense of the Doctrine of Male Headship in the Church, Part 7
Ellen White taught nothing contradicting the scriptural principles we have discussed so far in this series.
Read moreNew Studies Confirm Ellen White on the Value of Massage
Ellen White promoted the benefits of massage, and received regular massages as part of her own health routine. Now science is confirming the myriad benefits of massage.
Read moreThe Genesis Giants -- Part 4
Early settlers in the American Midwest excavated mounds created by a much earlier civilization. The remains found therein are lost forever, but the most frequently noted characteristic of the mound builders was their gigantic stature.
Read moreTen Questions for David Read
In honor of the ten-year anniversary of the publication of my book, “Dinosaurs —An Adventist View,“ I am posting an old publicity interview done when the book was first published.
Read moreThe Acrylamide Connection
We now know that there is an additional reason for Ellen White’s counsel to avoid fried potatoes and fried sweet potatoes: acrylamide.
Read moreA Defense of the Doctrine of Male Headship in the Church, Part 8
Ellen White did not, by the example of her life, disrupt the biblical pattern of male spiritual headship in the church.
Read moreEllen White on Masturbation: New Scientific Verification
Ellen White's strong counsel against masturbation has often been cited as evidence that she was guided by the attitudes of her Victorian times rather than inspired by the Holy Spirit. But a recent scientific study hints at an important verification of her counsel.
Read moreNew Studies Confirm EGW on the Value of Massage
The evidence is clear: massage is not just a 19th Century fad, but real, beneficial therapy. It should be part of everyone’s health routine, along with water, fresh air, exercise, rest, and a healthy vegetarian diet.
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