&gt; the &quot;seventh day&quot; part of &quot;seventh day adventism&quot; derives from a belief in Biblical inerrancy, specifically the literal truth of the story of Creation in Genesis 1<p>&quot;literalism&quot; and &quot;inerrantism&quot; are two different things (well, more than that, since there are two <i>different</i> doctrines called &quot;inerrancy&quot;, one Protestant and one Catholic, and they have substantially different substance), and what you refer to here appears to be more &quot;literalism&quot; than &quot;inerrancy&quot;, since &quot;inerrancy&quot; (in the Protestant form; the Catholic form addresses moral truths but not factual accuracy) only holds that what the Bible says is accurate when read properly, but is compatible with metaphorical readings, while literalism layers on the additional requirement that the truth is in a strictly literal reading.