&gt; I&#x27;ll quote Ellen White the prophet of SDA and its namer:<p>I don&#x27;t see how that quote in any way contradicts what I said: 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, and the &quot;fact&quot; that God rested on the seventh day.<p>&gt; All Christian churches expect the imminent return of the Jesus.<p>Not true.  All Christian churches expect the <i>eventual</i> return of Jesus, not His imminent return.  There&#x27;s a big, big difference.<p>&gt; the reason that Catholics and most of the other Christian churches switched to Sunday<p>Well, the early Christians did it ostensibly because Jesus was crucified on a Sunday.  But the real reason was to distinguish themselves from Judaism.  And by the time there were &quot;other&quot; Christian churches the tradition had already been established for 1500 years or so.<p>&gt; Once again, FUD.<p>No, these are salient issues for a presidential candidate.  Someone who believes in the <i>imminent</i> return of Jesus is going to have a very different approach to long-term problems like climate change than someone who thinks Jesus may not be coming back for a long, long time (or at all).  And someone who believes in the inerrancy of the Bible over science is going to have a very different approach to, well, just about everything.<p>7DA is a fundamentalist, apocalyptic religion.  It&#x27;s fundamentalist because they believe in Biblical inerrancy (that&#x27;s what fundamentalist <i>means</i>) and it&#x27;s apocalyptic because they believe Jesus is coming Real Soon Now.  That&#x27;s not FUD, those are simply facts.  And they are facts that the American people ought to know if they are going to vote for a 7DA.