TABLE OF CONTENTS

Papers

1. George Knight, Questions on Doctrine: Symbol of Adventist Theological

Tension

2. Julius Nam, The Questions on Doctrine Saga: Contours and Lessons

3. Russell Standish, A History of Questions on Doctrine:

Fidelity or Compromise?

4. Arthur Patrick, The Questions on Doctrine Event: Contrasting Perceptions,

Their Impact and Potential

5. Ciro Sepulveda, The Tent and the Cathedral: White-Collar Adventists

and Their Search for Respectability

6. Alberto Timm, Questions on Doctrine: History and Impact

in the South American Division

7. Paul McGraw, A View from Outside the Veil: The Evangelical Reaction
to Questions on Doctrine

8. Kenneth Samples, Evangelical Reflections on Seventh-day Adventism:

Yesterday and Today

9. Larry Christoffel, Evangelical Adventism: Questions on Doctrine’s Legacy

10. Donald Dayton, Some Reflections on Adventist Identity

by a “Sympathetic Outsider” on the Fiftieth Anniversary of the
Publication of Questions on Doctrine

11. Herbert Douglass, The QOD Earthquake—Attempted Merger of

Two Theological Tectonic Plates

12. Richard Rice, Questions on Doctrine and Questions about Christ

13. Roy Adams, The Theology of Questions on Doctrine: Issues Surrounding

the Nature of Christ and the Atonement

14. Colin Standish, Seventh-day Adventists Answer Questions on Doctrine:

The U-Turn in Doctrine and Practice

15. Woodrow Whidden, Questions on Doctrine: What Should Be

the Enduring Theological Legacy?
16. Larry Kirkpatrick, A Wind of Doctrine Blows through the Church:
The Alternate Hamartiology of Questions on Doctrine

17. Leroy Moore, That They May Be One

18. David Larson, Comments by a Left-Wing Neo-Andreasenite

19. Denis Fortin, Questions on Doctrine and the Church: Where Do

We Go from Here?

20. Mervyn Warren, Putting the Question to Questions on Doctrine:

“Will It Preach?”

21. Jon Paulien, Questions on Doctrine and the Church: Present and Future
 TABLE OF CONTENTS

Papers

1. George Knight, Questions on Doctrine: Symbol of Adventist Theological

Tension

2. Julius Nam, The Questions on Doctrine Saga: Contours and Lessons

3. Russell Standish, A History of Questions on Doctrine:

Fidelity or Compromise?

4. Arthur Patrick, The Questions on Doctrine Event: Contrasting Perceptions,

Their Impact and Potential

5. Ciro Sepulveda, The Tent and the Cathedral: White-Collar Adventists

and Their Search for Respectability

6. Alberto Timm, Questions on Doctrine: History and Impact

in the South American Division

7. Paul McGraw, A View from Outside the Veil: The Evangelical Reaction
to Questions on Doctrine

8. Kenneth Samples, Evangelical Reflections on Seventh-day Adventism:

Yesterday and Today

9. Larry Christoffel, Evangelical Adventism: Questions on Doctrine’s Legacy

10. Donald Dayton, Some Reflections on Adventist Identity

by a “Sympathetic Outsider” on the Fiftieth Anniversary of the
Publication of Questions on Doctrine

11. Herbert Douglass, The QOD Earthquake—Attempted Merger of

Two Theological Tectonic Plates

11a. Ronald Knott, Perspectives on the Re-Publication of Questions on Doctrine

and Introduction of Speaker

12. Richard Rice, Questions on Doctrine and Questions about Christ

13. Roy Adams, The Theology of Questions on Doctrine: Issues Surrounding

the Nature of Christ and the Atonement

14. Colin Standish, Seventh-day Adventists Answer Questions on Doctrine:

The U-Turn in Doctrine and Practice
15. Woodrow Whidden, Questions on Doctrine: What Should Be
the Enduring Theological Legacy?

16. Larry Kirkpatrick, A Wind of Doctrine Blows through the Church:

The Alternate Hamartiology of Questions on Doctrine

17. Leroy Moore, That They May Be One

18. David Larson, Comments by a Left-Wing Neo-Andreasenite

19. Denis Fortin, Questions on Doctrine and the Church: Where Do

We Go from Here?

20. Mervyn Warren, Putting the Question to Questions on Doctrine:

“Will It Preach?”

21. Jon Paulien, Questions on Doctrine and the Church: Present and Future