TRUTH OR FABLES strives to provide an objective look at the teachings of Ellen G. White.
We provide resource material documenting inconsistencies within the doctrines of Adventism as well as showing its contradictions and additions to biblical teachings. Further, we expose Ellen White's failed visions and non-scientific health reform messages.
This site is helpful for Adventists, former Adventists, and the general public in providing documentation of the problems within Adventist dogma. It is also a call for honest
repentance and change within Adventism.
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PLAGIARISM
Ellen White's books/testimonies contain a large amount of material Mrs. White and her group of college educated secretaries plagiarized from non-inspired authors. She had a library of 1200 books to copy from. Ellen White did not give credit for her sources, while she led her followers to believe the material she wrote came from the throne of God.
"In these letters which I write, in the testimonies I bear, I am presenting to you that which the Lord has presented to me. I do not write one article in the paper expressing merely my own ideas. They are what God has opened before me in vision--the precious rays of light shining from the throne." Testimonies for the Church Vol. 5 (1882-1889), page 67. See The White Lie by Walter Rea under Books.
SOURCES
Some of the major sources of Ellen White's writings: John Harris, The Great Teacher; Frederic Farrar, The Life of Christ; George Jones, Life-Scenes From the Four Gospels; Alfred Edersheim, The Life and Times of Jesus the Messiah; J. H. Ingraham, The Prince of the House of David; Francis Wayland, Salvation by Christ; and John Cumming, Sabbath Evening Readings on the New Testament: St. John. More on sources...