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(S2, E48) The Color Line, Part 9

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Summary:We return to the color line to talk about how Adventists were involved with and reacted to the Civil Rights Movement.The What:The Adventist History Podcast is a monthly podcast telling a story of the Seventh day Adventist Church hosted by Matthew J. Lucio.Links:Web http://adventisthistorypodcast.org/Support: https://www.patreon.com/AdventistHistoryPodcastFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/adventisthistorypodcast/Watch: http://youtube.com/c/adventisthistoryCheck Out Our Other Podcasts:: Adventist Pilgrimage (with Dr. Michael Campbell and Dr. Greg Howell) Adventist History Extra The Ellen White Podcast (with Dr. Jud Lake)

State Of The Pod - January 2022 Update

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What's going on with the Adventist History Podcast in 2022 and beyond?The What: The Adventist History Podcast tells a story of the Seventh day Adventist Church each month and is ho

Introducing: The Ellen White Podcast

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Matthew and Greg sit down with Dr Jud Lake, professor at Southern Adventist University, to talk to him about his new podcast and welcome him to the podcasting family!The What:The A

Intermission

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In this episode, we talk about other episodes.

Ahp100 - Celebrating 7 Years And 100 Episodes

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Summary: To celebrate 100 episodes of the Adventist History Podcast, Matthew talks to a half dozen Adventist historians about the future of Adventist history. Featuring: Greg Howel

(S2, E9): Fundamentalism: A Like Story

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In this episode, we talk about the relationship between Seventh day Adventists and the larger cultural war between fundamentalists and modernists. Also, Matthew debuts his one act

(S2, E8): The Startling Omega

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In this episode, we deal with radioactive meltdown of Judson Washburn and Claude Holmes following the 1919 Bible Conference.

(S2, E7): The 1919 Bible Conference, Part 4

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If you want to read more about somewhat recent discussions of Adventists and inspiration, you can start here (In this episode, we finish up our quartet of episodes focusing on the

(S2, E6): The 1919 Bible Conference, Part 3

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In this episode, we talk about the second of the "Big 3" issues at the 1919 Bible Conference: prophetic dates. The best kind of date. Support your favorite Adventist history podc

(S2, E5): The 1919 Bible Conference, Part 2

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In this episode, we keep talking about the thing we talked about in the last episode: the 1919 Bible Conference in the context of a crisis of Adventist identity. Unlike the last ep

(S2, E48) The Color Line, Part 9

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Summary:We return to the color line to talk about how Adventists were involved with and reacted to the Civil Rights Movement.The What:The Adventist History Podcast is a monthly pod

(S2, E47) The Good Catholic

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Summary:John F. Kennedy was America's first Catholic president. Adventists didn't react the way you might expect.The What:The Adventist History Podcast is a monthly podcast telling

(S2, E46): The Awakening, Part 2

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Summary:We follow Robert Brinsmead and his brother John to the United States as they meet with church leaders, assemble allies, and campaign for his message whether the church like

(S2, E45): The Awakening, Part 1

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Summary:It's a tale of two Roberts as trouble brews in Australia. A conference president and a college student go toe to toe in a bout which spoiler alert nobody wins.The What:The

(S2, E44): The World And Worldliness

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Summary:Adventists took the call to go into all the world seriously even as they were deeply concerned about the world rubbing off on them. In this episode, Matthew takes us on a t

(S2, E43): Questions On Doctrine, Part 7

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Summary:In this episode, M.L. Andreasen releases his final series of essays (Letters to the Churches) and his final letter, Shooting the Watchdog, before he is, in turn, shot. I me

(S2, E42): Questions On Doctrine, Part 6

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Summary:In this episode, M.L. Andreasen begins publishing essays in an attempt to sort of make his protest against Questions on Doctrine more widely known. General Conference Presi

(S2, E41): Questions On Doctrine, Part 5

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Summary:In this episode, Matthew starts the conversation about the how M.L. Andreasen ("The Great Dane"!) spearheaded the Adventist rejection of Questions on Doctrine before he eve

(S2, E40): Questions On Doctrine, Part 4

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Summary:In this episode, Matthew talks about Walter Martin and Donald Grey Barnhouse's five articles in Eternity discussing the reasons why they came to see Adventists as evangelic

(S2, E4): The 1919 Bible Conference, Part 1

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In this episode, we begin our discussion of the pivotal 1919 Bible Conference by strategically dancing around the actual Conference. We talk about how it began and how it ended, ta

(S2, E39): Questions On Doctrine, Part 3

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Summary: In this episode, we discuss the final meetings between the Evangelicals (Martin, Cannon, and Barnhouse) and the Adventists (Froom, Unruh, Read, and Anderson) and how it wa

(S2, E38): Questions On Doctrine, Part 2

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Summary: In this episode, we cover the first four meetings between evangelicals (Walter Martin, George Cannon, and Donald Grey Barnhouse) and Adventists (T. Edgar Unruh, LeRoy Froo

(S2, E37): Questions On Doctrine, Part 1

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Summary: In this episode, we introduce Questions on Doctrine, the most divisive book in Adventist history (per one George Knight). What is the book and where did it come from? It

(S2, E36): The Bible Commentary

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Summary: In this episode, we talk about the creation of the Seventh day Adventist Bible Commentary, which is definitely a more interesting story than you might be thinking. The Wha

(S2, E35): The Ghosts Of 1888, Part 2

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Summary: In this episode, we talk about what Wieland and Short wrote in their provocative manuscript, 1888 Re examined and how it differs from the revised version people are much m

(S2, E34): The Ghosts Of 1888, Part 1

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Summary: In this episode, we meet Robert J. Wieland and Donald K. Short, two young missionaries in Africa, as they learn to doubt the church's narrative about 1888 and rise up to c

(S2, E33): The 1952 Bible Conference, Part 2

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Summary: In this episode, we talk about a few of the presentations at the 1952 Bible Conference: Denton E. Rebok on Ellen White, Edward Heppenstall on the covenants, W.E. Read on A

(S2, E32): The 1952 Bible Conference, Part 1

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Summary: In this episode, we talk about the 1950 GC session and the approach to the 1952 Bible Conference. And other stuff. The Adventist History Podcast is a monthly podcast telli

(S2, E31): Irony Of The Century

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Summary: In this episode, we talk about how the Adventist Church observed their centenary (1844 1944) in the midst of war. Here is the commemorative issue of the Review. The Advent

(S2, E30): When The Smoke Cleared

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Summary: In this episode, General Conference leaders survey the damage done by the Second World War and and figure out how to rebuild. The greatest damage was done to that which co

(S2, E3): The Protestant Civil War, Part 2

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In this episode, we finish our two part discussion of how the world was changing in the early twentieth century. We looked at historical criticism last time, and this time we spend

(S2, E29): The Color Line, Part 8

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Summary: In this episode, we discover that Lucy Byard's death was only the beginning of a fresh movement of "lay" Adventists organizing to change and challenge church leaders. If t

(S2, E28): The Color Line, Part 7

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Summary: In this episode, we return to the color line for the first time in a year and talk about some of the struggles Black Adventists had to go through in their quest for change

(S2, E27): The World At War... Again, Part 2

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Summary: In this episode, Matthew shares more stories from the Second World War and how the Seventh day Adventist Church used those stories. Also... women. The Adventist History Po

(S2, E26) The World At War... Again, Part 1

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In this episode, we talk about how the rest of the Seventh day Adventist Church handled the early years of the Second World War. The Adventist History Podcast is a monthly podcast

(S2, E25): The Nazis, Part 3

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In this episode, we talk about how the Adventist strategy of dealing with the Nazis compared with other small American Christian denominations in Germany. We also talk about the pl

(S2, E24): The Nazis, Part 2

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In this episode, we talk about the General Conference's complicity in a bold political bid to win Nazi favor for German Adventists. Listen: Supp

(S2, E23): The Nazis, Part 1

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In this episode, we talk about the reasons German Adventists accommodated themselves to the new Nazi regime, as well as some reasons why Adventists outside of Germany did not. List

(S2, E22): The Spirit Of Washburn

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In this episode, we talk about the final feud between Judson Washburn and William Warren Prescott (over the Trinity), as well as the General Conference's position on non combatancy

(S2, E21): Good Genes

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In this episode, we talk about why Adventists were attracted to the eugenics movement, and how all of it led to those darn Nazis. Also, we get to use the word nefandum, which is a

(S2, E20): The Honored Dead

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In this episode, we talk about how deaths of the pioneering generations and Adventist missionaries combined to create an almost mythological reverence for "the honored dead" in the

(S2, E2): The Protestant Civil War, Part 1

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In this episode, we talk about the massive cultural shift America goes through (along with the Western World) between the Civil War and the First World War. This cultural shift int

(S2, E19): The Great Depression

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In this episode, we talk about how the Great Depression impacted the Seventh day Adventist Church. We also talk about how the "fundamentalization" of Adventist culture suffocated p

(S2, E18): Modernizing

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In this episode, we look at a few ways the Adventist bureaucracy began following the world around them in "modernizing" the church: developing a ministerial reading course, working

(S2, E17): Why He Left

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In this episode, we take a closer look at why Ludwig Conradi left the Seventh day Adventist Church and how his leaving is part of a historic trend of leavers. Support this podcast

(S2, E16): A Star Is Born / A Star Is Fallen

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In this episode, we look at talent churn in the Adventist Church in the examples of three Adventist leaders. No sooner was a star born, then two more were fallen. Support this podc

(S2, E15): The Color Line, Part 6

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In this episode, we check in with Louis Sheafe and meet James K. Humphrey, who will absolutely, positively, never leave the church like Sheafe did. Patron: patreon.com/AdventistH

(S2, E14): Will And Arthur's Excellent Adventure

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In this episode, we catch up with Arthur G. Daniells in his post presidential life and meet William Ambrose Spicer the man who replaced him. Patron: patreon.com/AdventistHistoryPod

(S2, E13): Marx, Mccabe, And Maxwell

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In this episode, we talk about George McCready Price's debate in London, his fundamentalist politics, and his legacy as a man who should not be forgotten but has been.

(S2, E12): Shipley, Scopes, And Science

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In this episode, we talk about all the action George McCready Price missed: namely, the San Francisco debate between Adventists and an atheist and the famous Scopes Trial in Tennes

(S2, E11): Price: Of Ellen White And Bacon

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In this episode, we trace a brief history of the rise of evolution and the Adventist reaction to it. We also introduce the fundamentalist Adventist who jumped into the cultural are