Dr walter martin biography of abraham

  • Editor's Introduction Before his recent death, Dr. Walter Martin, author of Kingdom of the Cults and founder of the Christian Research Institute (CRI),*.
  • WALTER MARTIN was fondly and respectfully known as "the father of Christian cult apologetics." Many current professional and academic cult.
  • Interesting article by RTB's Kenneth Samples on 20th century apologist Walter Martin.
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  • PHILLIP E. HARRIS

    PREFACE

    The basic doctrinal format of this article is derived from Walter Martin’s book; The Truth About Seventh-day Adventism. For historical and biographical information, use has been made of Rene Noorbergen’s book; Ellen G. White, Prophet of Destiny. Additionally, Adventist doctrine has been researched directly back to their publications. In quoting scripture, there is always a danger of being out of context. To avoid this problem, each verse used has been reviewed to verify its true meaning and application.

    PERSONAL NOTE

    I grew up in the Seventh-day Adventist (SDA) Church in a family that was nominally Adventist. Although my father did not go to church, both he and my mother were raised as Adventist. My grandparents and great-grandparents on both sides of the family were also Adventist. I first remember dad’s parents living at the St. Helena Sanitarium, near Ellen G. White’s home of Elmshaven. Later they moved up the hill to Angwin, the community that surrounds the Pacific Union College, another Adventist institution. As a matter of fact, I lived at Angwin for over two years myself. My first, third, eighth and ninth grades were in Adventist schools. This article is based as much on personal knowledge and experience as