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of
the
church,
But
untill
that
time
the
support
of
Dr.
Kellogg
and
his
medical
program
will
be
openly
urged
while
at
the
same
time,
the
doctor
will
continue
to
be
rebuked
and
warned
in
private.
Surely,
God
18
wise
and
merciful
in
his
dealings
with
frall
flesh,
Secondly,
the
dangers
of
this
1892
letter
are
clearly
listed
and
can
be
summarised
as
follows:
l,
Feeling
safe
in
the
sparks
of
one's
own
kindling
-
That
1s,
feeling
comfortable
in
one's
personal
philosophy
concerning
nature
rather
than
relying
solely
upon
what
18
revealed
in
the
Bible,
Sclence
1s
everything,
There
18
an
inherent
power
in
man
and
nature,
Human
1deas
of
science
are
adequate,
Man
can
develop
a
pure
character
by
the
power
in
his
own
nature,
Nature
is
a
perfect
revelation
of
God
and
His
power,
The
exaltatlon
of
sclence
to
accomplish
the
work
of
character
bullding,
Thirdly,
the
results
of
such
concepts
are
sprinkled
throughout
the
letter
«=
The
consequences
are
fatal
for
man,
Through
such
concepts,
Satan
weaves
a
net
and
ensnares
man,
The
power
and
glory
of
God
are
diminished.
Mazes
of
skepticism
are
open
to
man.
The
medlatorial
work
of
Christ
becomes
unecessary.
Less
wlll
be
said
about
the
love
and
power
of
God,
Lees
honor
wlll
be
given
to
God,
The
Redeemer
will
not
be
exalted,
this
study
progresses,
the
reader
will
become
increasingly
avare
that
point
number
five
in
the
above
list
1s
the
most
notable
result
of
the
pantheistlc
orislis.
The
Sanctuary
doctrine
1s
to
become
the
favorite
target
of
the
evil
one
as
he
works
through
the
false
|
theory
of
God
in
everything,
Before
passing
on
to
the
next
section
it
1s
of
interest
to
note
Mrs.
White's
personal
regard
for
Dr.
Kellogg.
She
writes
—
"Now
I
do
not
present
this
matter
to
discourage
you
but
to
warn
you,
that
you
may
not
make
crooked
paths
for
your
feet
and
lead
others
astray.."l