Ellen G. White Writings

881 A Critique of the Book Prophetess of Health, p. 30.7 (Ellen G. White Estate)

… the legal angles of literary borrowing have provoked endless disputes and revealed every shade of opinion. Authors who have devoted books to the subject …

882 A Critique of the Book Prophetess of Health, p. 30 (Ellen G. White Estate)

The Legal Aspect of Plagiarism

883 A Critique of the Book Prophetess of Health, p. 30.10 (Ellen G. White Estate)

… of legal thinking on this matter. The following is quoted from the authoritative summary of the current rulings of the courts regarding this matter: In determining …

884 A Critique of the Book Prophetess of Health, p. 31.3 (Ellen G. White Estate)

… the legal aspect, and the changing viewpoint of different generations as to how extensively a writer may properly copy from others without acknowledgment …

885 A Critique of the Book Prophetess of Health, p. 31.8 (Ellen G. White Estate)

We conclude this discussion with a summation made by Nichol: Can Mrs. White rightly be charged with plagiarism? Let us break down the question into several parts to cover the moral and the legal phases:

886 A Critique of the Book Prophetess of Health, p. 31.10 (Ellen G. White Estate)

(In the following questions we have quoted phrases from the summary of the current court rulings on infringement—the legal side of plagiarism—which was cited earlier in this chapter.)

887 A Critique of the Book Prophetess of Health, p. 61.14 (Ellen G. White Estate)

… whose legal responsibility it was. We know the names of two board members who supported the move and for all we know the decision may have been unanimous. James …

888 Ellen G. White and Church Race Relations

… citizens legalized.... Judge Brewer, like judge Taney, has not settled the question of human rights in this republic. Judge Brewer has simply postponed the dreadful …

889 Ellen G. White’s Counsel and Practice on Tithe, p. 8.1 (Roger W. Coon)

… fund legal action against an Adventist who reportedly misused the denominational name.” And lest I misjudge the depth of her feelings, she then remarked …

890 Ellen G. White’s Use Of The Term “Race War”, and Related Insights

(1) There was the volatile slavery/freedom question that was legally settled, but practically unanswered.

891 Ellen G. White’s Use Of The Term “Race War”, and Related Insights, p. 15.1 (Delbert W. Baker)

The state of affairs required a whole new way of thinking about blacks, since they were now legally free and citizens with rights equal to those of whites. It was this adjustment in thinking that many whites found impossible to make.

892 Ellen G. White’s Use Of The Term “Race War”, and Related Insights, p. 16.2 (Delbert W. Baker)

… the legally sanctioned laws and system of segregation of blacks and whites, showed itself in the various strata of society. The “slavery” that Ellen White …

893 Ellen G. White’s Use Of The Term “Race War”, and Related Insights

… the legal road to proscription, segregation and disfranchisement by approving the Mississippi plan for depriving the Negroes of the franchise.” Jim Crow …

894 Ellen G. White’s Use Of The Term “Race War”, and Related Insights, p. 17.1 (Delbert W. Baker)

Each of the above legislative decisions endorsed and made legal this more “favorable slavery,” and set the stage for the tolerance of “race war” thinking.

895 Ellen G. White’s Use Of The Term “Race War”, and Related Insights, p. 22.4 (Delbert W. Baker)

… enforcers legally condoned the violence by observing, or, in some extreme cases, by taking part themselves. Weinstein and Gatell, Segregation, p. 112. The Atlanta …

896 Ellen G. White’s Use Of The Term “Race War”, and Related Insights, p. 23.1 (Delbert W. Baker)

… the legal reaction against racial violence. This will be developed further.

897 Ellen G. White’s Use Of The Term “Race War”, and Related Insights, p. 26.3 (Delbert W. Baker)

… economic, legal, educational, social, and civil matters. See Appendix C for a complete examination of Ellen White’s use of the word slavery in her writings …

898 Ellen G. White’s Use Of The Term “Race War”, and Related Insights, p. 31.6 (Delbert W. Baker)

… was legally discontinued; yet these times did not match the earlier years in the widespread and flagrant acts of bloodshed and loss of life. Providentially …

899 Ellen G. White’s View of the Role of Women in the SDA Church

… legalized in France and St. Louis, and an effort was made to carry them out in Chicago this year, but [the effort] failed. Houses of ill fame are legalized. Women …

900 Exhibits Relating to the Ordination of Women, p. 6.6 (Ellen Gould White)