The Seventh-day Adventist Church's own Encyclopedia of Seventh-day Adventism, maintained by the General Conference's Office of Archives, Statistics, and Research, documenting the 1955 to 1956 dialogues between Adventist leaders LeRoy Froom, Walter Read and Roy Allan Anderson and evangelicals Donald Grey Barnhouse and Walter Martin, and the resulting 720 page book Seventh-day Adventists Answer Questions on Doctrine, which came off the press in November 1957.
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The denomination's own encyclopedia project, maintained by its Office of Archives, Statistics, and Research, tier 1, used here for the 1955 to 1956 conference dates, the named Adventist and evangelical participants and the book's November 1957 publication, corroborated by Wikipedia's independent account below. NotesUsed for the 1955 to 1956 conference dates, the named Adventist and evangelical participants, the book's November 1957 publication date, its 720 page length and its ten thematic rubrics of forty eight chapter length answers.
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PublisherGeneral Conference of Seventh-day Adventists
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