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Here is an article that was published in Adventist Today going over the differences. Actually they edited out some of the material for length but I liked my original better. You can search Atoday.com for the print version.
http://newprotestants.com/traditio.htm
http://newprotestants.com/traditio.htm
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Thanks for the article, RC.
Maco, for the purposes of posting in the Traditional and Progressive SDA subforums here at CF, a traditional is one who agrees with all 28 fundamental beliefs of the SDA Church, and a progressive is anyone else. These are admittedly overly simplistic definitions that abitrarily lump together people with a wide spectrum of beliefs, but it's just for determining who should post in which subforum. The subforums are non-debate areas. All who identify themselves as Adventists here are welcome to discuss and debate in the main SDA forum.
Maco, for the purposes of posting in the Traditional and Progressive SDA subforums here at CF, a traditional is one who agrees with all 28 fundamental beliefs of the SDA Church, and a progressive is anyone else. These are admittedly overly simplistic definitions that abitrarily lump together people with a wide spectrum of beliefs, but it's just for determining who should post in which subforum. The subforums are non-debate areas. All who identify themselves as Adventists here are welcome to discuss and debate in the main SDA forum.
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