Life of Mrs. E.G. White Seventh-day Adventist Prophet Her False Claims Refuted

By D.M. Canright, 1919

D.M. Canright

Dudley Marvin Canright (September 22, 1840 – May 12, 1919) was a pastor in the Seventh-day Adventist Church for 22 years, who later left the church and became one of its severest critics. (Wikipedia)

The Case of D.M. Canright
No former SDA has suffered so much slander. And no wonder! His book shatters the myths about Ellen White. Was this man really as evil as they say? Find out the TRUTH about Canright. 170+ page book now online!

Revelations
Where did Mrs. White's "visions" come from? Canright explodes the myths in this 1889 newspaper report.

Did Canright recant?
Some Adventists claim he recanted on his deathbed. What are the facts?

Did Canright have a secretary?
Did she hear him recant?

Preface
Chapter 1 - Introduction
Chapter 2 - The Great Denominational Test
Chapter 3 - Claims Made for Her Writings
Chapter 4 - Brief Sketch of Her Life
Chapter 5 - Where Now is Their "Spirit of Prophecy"?
Chapter 6 - Erroneous Views Concerning the Sanctuary
Chapter 7 - The Shut Door, Or Probation For Sinners Ended 1844
Chapter 8 - Damaging Writings Suppressed
Chapter 9 - Philosophy of Her Visions
Chapter 10 - A Great Plagiarist
Chapter 11 - Used Her Gift to Get Money
Chapter 12 - Her High Claims Disproved
Chapter 13 - First Visions Childish
Chapter 14 - Editor Smith Rejected Her Testimonies
Chapter 15 - Her Prophecies Fail
Chapter 16 - Claimed to Reveal Secret Sins
Chapter 17 - Influenced to Write Testimonies
Chapter 18 - Broke the Sabbath Nine Years
Chapter 19 - The Reform Dress
Chapter 20 - Her False Vision About the Planets
Chapter 21 - "Give Sunday to the Lord"
Chapter 22 - Conculsion

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