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The most notable position of the Adventist is the degree of Biblical Literalism. Generally, if the verses can have a literal meaning then that is the belief that they take.
The outsider will notice some or all of these if they spend a short time with an Adventist:
Worship on Saturday (after all, it is in their name. I will expand on this later).
Not ...
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Seventh-day Adventist traces its roots to American preacher William Miller, a Baptist who predicted that Second coming would occur between March 21 1843 to March 21 1844 to cleans "the sanctuary" (as referred in Dan. 8:11-14; 9:26) which he interpreted as earth. When Christ failed to appear it was claimed that it was not the earth that Christ will come but ...
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Catholics forced the Sunday on others (and Protestants did likewise). Adventists force the seventh day.
Neither did Christ, nor Paul.
Christ said: The priests break the Sabbath and remain free of guilt. (So he and his disciples.)
Paul wrote: Slaves obey their lords as they do God.
Either party emphasizes on less important matters. (Regarding ...
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This is a very vast topic.This link has all the details of the comparison.
In short, it differs on how we understand and interpret the Bible. We all have the same Bible, albeit with differences in Canons. Some major points are:
Observing Old Testament Laws. Many laws like Sabbath, unclean animals, tithe are a major subject of debate. Some say we need to ...
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