Ellen G. White and Her Critics

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• Acknowledgments
• Foreword
• To the Reader of this Book
• Chapter 1—Mrs. White and the Seventh-day Adventist Church
• Chapter 2—A Life Sketch of Mrs. WhiteWere Mrs. White’s Visions Due To Nervous Disorders?—Part I
• Chapter 3—Mrs. White, and Bible Prophets, in VisionWere Mrs. White’s Visions due to Nervous Disorders?—Part II
• Chapter 4—Medical Facts Concerning Certain Nervous MaladiesWere Mrs. White’s Visions due to Nervous Disorders?—Part III
• Chapter 5—Certain Nervous-Disorder Proofs ExaminedWere Mrs. White’s Visions Due to Nervous Disorders?—Part IV
• Chapter 6—What Do Adventists Claim for Mrs. White’s Writings?
• Chapter 7—The Astronomy Vision
• Chapter 8—The Predictions of the 1856 Vision
• Chapter 9—The Civil War Predictions
• Chapter 10—The Tower of Babel
• Chapter 11—“No Antidote” for Strychnine
• Chapter 12—The Reform Dress
  • What We Shall Seek to Prove
  • The Fashions of a Bygone Day
  • A Threefold Indictment
  • An Indictment of Dress in 1862
  • Styles of Reform Dress
  • Mrs. White Enters the Dress Discussion
  • The Visit to Dansville, 1864
  • Mrs. White Speaks on Dress Reform in 1865
  • Her Remark on “Gazing-stocks”
  • The Second Visit to Dansville, 1865
  • Waggoner Writes of Reform Dress at Battle Creek
  • Mrs. White Answers Questions on Dress
  • Mrs. White’s Testimony in 1867
  • A Further Testimony in 1867
  • Those Dress Reform Patterns
  • The Reform Kept in Proper Perspective
  • Mrs. White on “Simplicity in Dress,” in 1881
  • Why the Reform Dress Was Discarded
  • She Refers to a Vision in 1875
  • Concessions to Human Frailty
  • Reform Dress Not to Be Revived
  • What Does Laughter Prove?
• Chapter 13—A Sketch of Early Adventist HistoryMrs. White and the Shut Door—Part I
• Chapter 14—The Shut-Door Charge ExaminedMrs. White and the Shut Door—Part II
• Chapter 15—Mrs. White Taught That Probation Still LingersMrs. White and the Shut Door—Part III
• Chapter 16—Time Setting—The Seven-Year Theory
• Chapter 17—Did Mrs. White Suppress Some of Her Writings?
• Chapter 18—The Image Beast and 666
• Chapter 19—Mrs. White’s Attitude Toward Other Churches
• Chapter 20—“Amalgamation of Man and Beast”
• Chapter 21—“Rome Alone”—An Alleged Contradiction
• Chapter 22—The Ignorant Slave—Slavery Until Second Advent
• Chapter 23—Did God Deceive the Advent Movement in 1843?
• Chapter 24—Did Mrs. White Break a Promise?
• Chapter 25—The Time to Begin the Sabbath
• Chapter 26—Did Mrs. White Contradict Herself Regarding Sabbathkeeping?
• Chapter 27—Mrs. White’s Teachings on Healthful Living
• Chapter 28—Mrs. White’s Literary BorrowingsThe Plagiarism Charge—Part I
• Chapter 29—That Threatened LawsuitThe Plagiarism Charge—Part II
• Chapter 30—Literary Borrowings and InspirationThe Plagiarism Charge—Part III
• Chapter 31—Did Mrs. White’s Secretaries Write Her Books?
• Chapter 32—Was Mrs. White “Influenced to Write Testimonies”?
• Chapter 33—Mrs. White’s Financial Affairs
• Chapter 34—In Conclusion
• APPENDIXES
• Bibliography