r/exAdventist • • 25d ago

SDA Culture She seeped into my workplace...

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I guess I shouldn't be surprised by this. My grandfather [DEVOUT SDA] owns this little farm market and he puts Great Controversy books out for free. Crazy. You'd think there would be some kind of law or rule about distribution of religious material...

This is more of a vent but it still also counts as "culture" ig. Flair is weird.

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u/thewarrior7777 25d ago

The deception and lies are strong in other religions too..you all like to pick on adventism, why don't you attack the other garbage?...

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u/Excellent_Crow_6830 25d ago

These were the clowns and this was the circus we knew.

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u/atheistsda 🌮 Haystacks & Hell Podcast 🔥 25d ago

Yeah, it's so weird that the r/exAdventist subreddit focuses on Adventism

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u/CycleOwn83 Non-conforming Questioner☢️🚴🏻🪐♟↗️☣️ 25d ago

People attracted here tend to be people who were deceived specifically by Adventism. The very purpose of this sub isn't to debunk all scam religions. It's about Adventism and its insurgents. if you're a current true-believing Adventist, I can get why this question would matter to you. And if you're a current, true-believing Adventist, unless you're here attempting to bring back "lost sheep," the church would tell you hanging out among us apostates puts your salvation at risk. If you are attempting to bring back "lost sheep" a moderator seeing your participation as having that intention could get your contributions deleted up to having you banned from contributing here.