SDA Issues: Infiltration of Marxist Thought into Adventist Institutions SEIRES: General Conference Statements

But unto them that are contentious, and do not obey the truth, but obey unrighteousness, indignation and wrath,... Romans 2:8

"The Global Poverty statement adopted by the General Conference in 2010 calls on Adventists to “advocate for public policy” and to cooperate with governmental and non-governmental organizations in support of the United Nations Millennium Development Goals

(General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists [GC], 2010). Although well-intentioned, the language mirrors global policy frameworks that define “justice” and “sustainability” in secular, human-centered terms.

A decade later, the GC’s One Humanity: A Human Relations Statement (GC, 2020) committed the church to oppose “racism, casteism, tribalism, and ethnocentrism” and to become “a Church that is just and caring.” The vocabulary of justice, inclusion, and equity reflects moral categories that overlap heavily with Diversity, Equity & Inclusion (DEI) discourse common in public institutions. ....the form of expression mirrors that of the broader social-justice movement." 

Dr. Adami A. Gabriel, PsyD