Wikipedia's article on Seventh-day Adventists Answer Questions on Doctrine, the 1957 book produced from the Froom, Read and Anderson dialogues with evangelicals Donald Grey Barnhouse and Walter Martin, documenting Barnhouse's public conclusion that Adventists were a truly Christian group rather than a cult, the book's role opening Adventist participation in Billy Graham's crusades, and the internal Adventist controversy that followed, including its withdrawal from print in 1963.
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A community edited general reference, tier 3, used here as independent corroboration of the book's authorship, publication details and its divided reception among evangelicals and within Adventism, alongside the Church's own encyclopedia account above. NotesUsed for corroboration of the book's authorship, its evangelical reception including Barnhouse's conclusion and the Billy Graham crusades, and the internal Adventist controversy and 1963 withdrawal from print.
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