Seventh-Day Adventism Renounced After an Experience of Twenty-Eight Years (Classic Reprint)

Preface to Fourteenth Edition. To criticise, expose and condemn others is not a pleasant task; but when religious teachers enthrone error, and mis lead honest people, silence would be unkind and censur able. Being profoundly convinced that Seventh-D ay Adventism is a system of error, I feel it my duty to publish what I know of it. I do it in the fear of God. Knowing the sorrow it has brought to my heart and to thousands, I must warn others against it. I do not question the honesty of the A dventists, but their sincerity does not sanctify their errors. I have had to speak plainly, but, I trust, kindly. I have had to treat each subject briefly, and leave many untouched, but I have taken up the main pillars of that faith; if these fall, the whole must go down. It is now nearly twenty-five years since this book was first published. This is the fourteenth edition. It has been translated into several languages, sold by numerous publishing houses, gone to the ends of the earth wherever Adventism has gone, and has been the greatest obstacle that work has ever had to meet. Yet Adventists have ventured no answer to it. Say what they may, it is evident that they would gladly answer it if they could do so safely. Eeplies to Eld. Canright, quoted in this work, is not an answer to this book, but to a few articles I wrote for a paper long before the book was published. The pamphlet itself proves this. The title page is dated 1888, while my book was not published till one year later, 1889.
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