Former White Estate worker Skip Baker exposes how church officials spin narratives to defend Ellen White, manipulating evidence and creating legends.
Overview: These editorials, essays, and commentary pieces represent the opinions and analysis of researchers who have studied Ellen White. Featured authors include Skip Baker (former White Estate worker), Jeff Barron (raised SDA), Walter Rea (SDA minister who exposed plagiarism), and Brother Anderson (site founder). These writings provide context, analysis, and personal perspectives on Ellen White research.
Commentary & Blogs
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How Yarns are Spun (Skip Baker, Jan. 2005)
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The Mrs. White Assumption - A Dangerous Mindset (Jeff Barron, May 2006)
Analysis of the dangerous assumption that Ellen White was always right, and how this mindset prevents SDAs from examining evidence objectively.
Elder Walter Rea
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25 Years Later (Jun. 2004)
Walter Rea reflects on the 25th anniversary of exposing Ellen White's plagiarism and how the church has continued to suppress the truth.
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Who Lied? Me or Them? (Oct. 2004)
Walter Rea responds to accusations that he lied about Ellen White's plagiarism, turning the question back on his accusers.
Brother Anderson
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Excuses, Excuses, Excuses... (Aug. 2004)
Brother Anderson dismantles the common excuses and rationalizations SDAs use to defend Ellen White despite overwhelming evidence against her.
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Modern Prophets (Oct. 2004)
It is amazing how many sincere people are being duped by modern prophets.
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Walter Rea: Enemy of the Church (Nov. 2004)
Brother Anderson argues that Walter Rea was not an enemy of the SDA sect; rather, he blessed the sect by telling them the truth. The real enemies are those lying and covering up the truth about Ellen White.
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Weavers of Deception, Masters of Intimidation (Jan. 2005)
Walter Rea. Bruce Weaver. Ronald Numbers. Skip Baker. What do they have in common? They were the victims of pressure, intimidation, and deception — not from atheists or worldlings, but from the deadliest enemies of all — those hiding behind religious titles — wickedness in high places.
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General Conference Session 2005: Seize the Moment (May 2005)
Brother Anderson called upon Seventh-day Adventists to use the 2005 General Conference Session as an opportunity to confront the sect's Ellen White problem. They didn't.
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Resolution on the Spirit of Prophecy (Aug. 2005)
Analysis of the General Conference's resolution reaffirming Ellen White, showing how the church doubled down on defending the indefensible.
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A Christmas Story (Dec. 2005)
Brother Anderson reflects on watching his Seventh-day Adventist fantasy world crumble when he discovered the truth about Ellen White — but he would rather be free than live a lie.
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If All Else Fails, Bash the Critics! (Oct. 2006)
Brother Anderson exposes how Adventist apologists often resort to attacking critics personally when they can't defend Ellen White on her own merits. This demonstrates their desperation and the weakness of their arguments.
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Quotes about Ellen White
Collection of notable quotes from historians, researchers, and former Adventists commenting on Ellen White and her influence.
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Site Newsletter
Archive of newsletters from the site featuring updates, new research, and commentary on Ellen White and Seventh-day Adventism.