"Apparently her heavenly communications with angels were not enough to convince Mrs. White to give up meat. It took a Catholic woman begging her to give up meat on the basis that it was wrong to take the lives of animals! It makes one wonder how much confidence she had in her own visions!"
--Max Chugg, "Oysters and Herrings", 2001

 
“If any prophet teaches the truth, yet does not practice what he teaches, he is a false prophet.”
--Didache 11:10, 50 A.D.

SDA Claims about Ellen White:

1. Her writings contain a "straight line of truth"
2. Her life was consistent with her teachings

Bible Test #2 - A Prophet's Writings Cannot Contain Falsehood:
"Behold, I am against them that prophesy false dreams, saith the LORD..." Jer. 23:32

nonsda.org will present the following evidence:

1. Her writings contain absolute contradictions; therefore, since both contradictory statements cannot be true, at least one must be a falsehood; thus, since her writings contain falsehoods, she failed the second test of a prophet
2. She did not follow many of her testimonies in her own personal life, leading one to question whether or not she believed her own writings were inspired

In Ellen White's own words: "God never contradicts Himself." --Selected Messages, Book 1, p. 161