Articles from Adventist Thought

We all know that in the Book of Exodus 20, gives us the law of Man-to-God commandments. It is written by Christ Himself with prominent and strict sense. It was given for man, not man for commandments because “Happy is he who keep s the law " proverbs 29:1 What does the Exodus Say? First and second law focuses and covers primarily Idolatry in literal sense. But it doesn't just limit to literal sense. The very first law, “ Thou shall have no other gods before me " forbids us worshiping other deities in any form. We do not have to visit or please or more correct worship other power-source. He doesn't have avatars which distribute His powers and grace. He is the sole Almighty God. Remember that God is Omnipotent , Omnipresent and Omniscient . This also means that there is no compromising of other gods worship. For say one can't put position of Marry the mother of Jesus as a substitute or side-along Goddess. What about spiritual leader? Not even

Articles from Adventist Thought: Coffee and Adventist

Adventists are often labelled as Cult denomination because the church suffers from many convenient laws. Convenient laws in the sense, the laws which sound soothing to all class of people. Now saying "NO" to coffee or tea sounds not typical. This is what Satan use his method of deception in disguise!. Satan knows what's the human trends, likings and disliking. Most people (including adventist) have printed thought in their minds that— not drinking tea or coffee is just an Adventist trend or say some sorts of show off. But its not true. Such trend is not for the sake of religion directly, but for our own health and sound body Once I had been to a non-adventist house. They offered me a cup of tea, "No thanks" I said. The reaction was, "Got you, must be a shanicharwa (Local term for addressing an adventist in India)" further he added, "I knew an adventist man who denied tea, but caught him drinking Liquor." Well his statement was whether tr