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Interesting history of the Seventh-Day Adventists
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1:30Now PlayingMelissa Spiers shares some interesting history of Kellog who was Seventh-Day Adventist. In this episode she and Dr. John Dehlin make comparisons with the SDAs and the LDS church.
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