A Fork in the Road

As an eyewitness of the drama surrounding the publication Questions on Doctrine (QOD) in 1957, Dr. Douglass shares his personal experience and insights into the history of QOD. Because so much uncertainty enshrouded the outcome of these events, his noteworthy remarks stem from the fact that he was in the midst of the debate. The current chairman of the Ellen G. White Estate concurs with Dr. Douglass' account because he, too, observed the history as it happened.

By Herbert E. Douglass

Table of Contents

1. Early Warning Signs: Two Tectonic Plates
2. Basic Flaw on the Part of Both Parties
3. Analysis of a Theological Impasse
4. Time to See the Big Picture
5. What Happens When Theological Clarity Becomes Fog?
6. Missing the Opportunity of the Century
7. Fifty Years of Muddle
8. The Unique Adventist Understanding of the Great Controversy
9. Fifty Years After—What Should We Do to Rectify Mistakes?