. . . You were thrilled when, many years ago, fast food restaurants switched to vegetable oil for their french fries.
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You've attended a vespers service that was a presentation on hydrotherapy.
Lol. Sounds familiar, though more for Saturday/Sabbath evening programs than Friday night ones.As a matter of a fact, I have!I've also attended vespers services that cover the value of charcoal tablets.
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This particular thread shares the experiences of the Adventist lifestyle, and has nothing in the tenor of an insult. You must admit that it reveals a subculture that those outside the Adventist experience (me) aren't aware of.I don't find any of these insults funny.
It does not "reveal" any such thing, so I would never "admit" that it does. They are insults, and you can't gloss it over.This particular thread shares the experiences of the Adventist lifestyle, and has nothing in the tenor of an insult. You must admit that it reveals a subculture that those outside the Adventist experience (me) aren't aware of.
If the experiences of Adventism are an insult to you, why do you identify with Adventism as a member?It does not "reveal" any such thing, so I would never "admit" that it does. They are insults, and you can't gloss it over.![]()
It does not "reveal" any such thing, so I would never "admit" that it does. They are insults, and you can't gloss it over.![]()
There comes a point where we begin to take ourselves far too seriously. I started this thread as a less serious place in which we can share experiences. It isn't my purpose to insult. I'd like to continue with the less serious tone that has characterized this thread up to this point.
In this thread, folks with a variety of doctrinal views -- ranging from the most historic SDA to the most progressive -- have been able to share experiences and share a wink and a nod about the subculture of SDAism. Every experience I shared has been a genuine part of my own history. It may or may not resonate with you. From the responses in this thread, I've learned that my experience is not unique. I respectfully request that we avoid turning this into yet another oppositional thread. Let's enjoy the commonality that is our shared experience. If it isn't your experience, then I certainly respect that and I trust that you'll find another thread that is more in line with where you've been.
Thanks for honoring my request.
Kind regards, the originator of this thread,
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