Patty Cabrera: Why am I still Adventist?

We’ve been through a lot together. We’ve walked down many roads, sometimes holding hands and sometimes not. As many friends often do—good friends, even best friends—occasionally we unintentionally hurt each other by mistaking selfishness for good intentions. But in a rich friendship, more important than the hurts we experience together are the good and joy­ful things. And it is because of the “good stuff” that we remain friends. It is why we don’t give up on each other in the bad times, why we don’t trade in our friendship for an­other.

Of course there are other potentially good “friends” out there—Seventh-day Adventism is one of many forward think­ing denomination . . .

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