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The Deadly Fallacy of Seventh Day Adventism
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From the introduction:
Like other cults and fallacies Seventh Day Adventism was conceived in ignorance and born of presumption.
William Miller was reared in the backwoods and received only the poor advantages of a common school. He was a Baptist. He claims that in 1831 he discovered by the prophecies, particularly the Book of Daniel, that he knew the exact year and day the end of the world would come and Christ would appear. He predicted that the event would happen on the tenth day of the sev...
Like other cults and fallacies Seventh Day Adventism was conceived in ignorance and born of presumption.
William Miller was reared in the backwoods and received only the poor advantages of a common school. He was a Baptist. He claims that in 1831 he discovered by the prophecies, particularly the Book of Daniel, that he knew the exact year and day the end of the world would come and Christ would appear. He predicted that the event would happen on the tenth day of the sev...
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