A Response to an Urgent Testimony

By Doctor Charles Stewart

 

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The Sanitarium is not A Denominational Institution

 

Testimony to — and Sanitarium Board, Jan. 11, 1899:

"Our brethren in America who are engaged in medical missionary work can, by appealing to the outside people, obtain because theirs is not a denominational work.

Life Sketches of James White and Ellen G. White, page 382:

"Though founded and managed by Seventh-day Adventists, the Sanitarium is not conducted on a denominational basis."

Testimony dated Aug. 21, 1902:

"It has been stated that the Battle Creek Sanitarium is not denominational. But if ever an institution was established to be denominational in every sense of the word, this Sanitarium was."

How can the work of the Sanitarium Board be "not a denominational work" in any sense of the word whatever, since the institution which it conducts as is stated, was established to be denominational in every sense of the word"! What do these statements mean?

 

Next: Dr. Kellogg Does and Does Not Believe The Testimonies

Contents

Preface

1. A Response to an Urgent Testimony from Mrs. E. G. White
    
2. Mrs. White's Letter to the Sanitarium Workers
    
3. "I Am Not A Prophet"
    
4. Workers are not to Sign A Contract
    
5. The Sanitarium is not A Denominational Institution
    
6. Dr. Kellogg Does and Does Not Believe The Testimonies
    
7. Testimonies For and Against Butter
    
8. A Catholic Woman Led Mrs. White to Quit The Use of Meat
    
9. The Use of Medicines
    
10. Influenced By Others
     
11. Erection of Buildings In Chicago
     
12. Judge Arthur's Reply
     
13. Testimonies For and Against Dr. Kellogg
     
14. Rebuilding The Battle Creek Sanitarium
     
15. Facts About Mrs. White's Book "Sketches From The Life of Paul" (Plagiarism)
     
16. How Mrs. White Paid Tithes
     
17. Comparing Dr. Cole with Mrs. E. G. White's Health Reform
     
18. Mrs. E. G. White's Inconsistent and Contradictory Testimonies