Sabbath And Schism

<p>Jesus rose on Sunday-but some still prefer the day He stayed in the tomb.</p><p> </p><p>In this hard-hitting theologically rich exposé Sabbath and Schism offers an unflinching Catholic response to the claims culture and controversies of the Seventh-day Adventist movement. With biting irony historical precision and satirical clarity this book dissects Adventism's 19th-century American roots its failed apocalyptic prophecies its sectarian worldview and its ongoing theological dissonance with historic Christianity.</p><p> </p><p>Written from the perspective of a Catholic academic this reckoning is not a polemic-it is an invitation. It's a rigorous and sometimes humorous journey through the Millerite disappointment Ellen G. White's alleged visions the peculiar doctrine of Investigative Judgment Sabbatarian legalism dietary puritanism eschatological fearmongering and more-all measured against the robust sacramental and universal tradition of the Catholic Church.</p><p> </p><p>For former Adventists curious Catholics or anyone wrestling with the claims of a self-styled remnant this book brings clarity charity and a dose of deadpan humor. It exposes the theological fault lines while extending an olive branch-one rooted not in compromise but in Christ.</p><p> </p><p>Come for the critique. Stay for the invitation.</p><p> </p>