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When are we going to realize how dumb it is to still have two groups for Seventh-day Adventists in a site that is not even hosted by the SDA church?
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Still divided?
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Hi to all here !
You'll have to fill me in. As I'm new what does two groups mean? In Adventism you're always going to have those who aren't under the conference, etc but that's the same in every denomination around the world ! People are the same everywhere. Ok cheers !!
You'll have to fill me in. As I'm new what does two groups mean? In Adventism you're always going to have those who aren't under the conference, etc but that's the same in every denomination around the world ! People are the same everywhere. Ok cheers !!
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The SDA denomination itself has their own sub-groups. I mean, they have Hispanic groups and such, which in itself is wrong in my opinion. I don't think it shows real unity at all.
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Where I'm from here in Australia there's a Spanish church family down the road from us. I feel for the older members as their English is limited. Unfortunately some cultures, unlike my own are very strong in keeping to their spoken language. I know that as the younger generations are coming through those 'sub' groups will be less likely.
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trubeautie
Salaam-e-Ishq
Completely agree. I glance on here from time to time to see if this nonsense is over, but I guess not. Not a good witness at all.
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trubeautie
Salaam-e-Ishq
So you feel that everyone has to speak the same language? Your language? SDAs are a worldwide movement.
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If I started out with your church, for e.g., then decided that I didn't agree with something within the church family for whatever reason and I moved out to go somewhere else, that's darkness?
My understanding is that Jesus is graceful firstly and as long as I'm not breaking the commandments you'll find that it's not darkness but mere difference of understanding that sees a divide. Just my opinion. Though I should imagine that an effort be put forward to try and sort any issue out, lovingly.
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