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Seventh-day Adventist Church (view source)
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In the history of [[creationism]] in the United States, the emphasis on flood geology is largely an outgrowth of Seventh-day Adventism.<ref> Ronald L. Numbers, ''The Creationists: The Evolution of Scientific Creationism'' (1992)</ref>
In the history of [[creationism]] in the United States, the emphasis on flood geology is largely an outgrowth of Seventh-day Adventism.<ref> Ronald L. Numbers, ''The Creationists: The Evolution of Scientific Creationism'' (1992)</ref>
==Opposition==
==Opposition==
Evangelicals throughout the 19th century denounce them and Adventism an illegitimate cults, the same is said of other Protestant Baptist-origin Millerite movements.<ref>[http://www.apologeticsindex.org/s18.html Seventh-day Adventism, Apologetics Index research resource]</ref>
Evangelicals throughout the 19th century denounce Adventism as an illegitimate cult, the same is said of other Protestant Baptist-origin Millerite movements.<ref>[http://www.apologeticsindex.org/s18.html Seventh-day Adventism, Apologetics Index research resource]</ref>
==Notable people associated with Adventism==
*Dr. [[Ben Carson]], 2016 Republican presidential candidate.
*Will Keith Kellogg, founder of Kellogg's cereal company.
*George Konrote, current President of [[Fiji]].
*[[Sheila Jackson Lee]], Democratic U.S. Representative for [[Texas]]'s 18th congressional district.
*Christopher Mwashinga, Tanzanian author and poet.
*[[Little Richard]], world-renowned [[rock and roll]] musician.
*[[Isabel Ruiz Lucero]], artist and founder of [[Heaven Sent Gaming]]
*[[Sojourner Truth]] (Isabella "Bell" Baumfree), abolitionist and women's rights activist.
*Ellen G. White, founder of the religion.
==External links==
==External links==