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	Acknowledgments	i
	Preface	xv
	Introduction	1
Chapter 1 HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE AND ADVENTIST ORIENTATION
	Historical Perspective to General Christology	6
	Seventh-day Adventist Orientation	27
Chapter II THE CHRISTOLOGY OF ELLEN GOULD WHITE
	A Historical Sketch of Ellen G White	56
	Contextual Factors in Approaching her Writings	62
	Ellen White's Christology	65
	The Pre-existence of Christ	66
	The Incarnation and Nature	74
	The Incarnation and Sin	92
	Incarnation and Grace	102
	Christ and Eschatology	109
	An Interpretive Analysis of Three Problem Areas in Ellen White's Christology	115
	Evaluation and Critique	141
Chapter III THE CHRISTOLOGY OF ELLET JOSEPH WAGGONER
	The Historical Context	158
	The Christology of E. J. Waggoner	162
	The First Period	162
	The Second Period	174
	The Third Period	192
	Evaluation and Critique	225
Chapter 1V THE CHRISTOLOGY OF EDWARD HEPPENSTALL
	Historical Background	248
	Three Salient Aspects of Heppenstall's General Theology	253
	The Christology of Heppenstall	277
	The Person of Christ	276
	The Work of Jesus Christ	303
	A Brief Analysis of Heppenstall's Christology	319
	Evaluation and Critique of Heppenstall's Christology	320
Chapter V THE CHRISTOLOGY OF HERBERT DOUGLASS
	A Brief Look at the Man	347
	The Christology of Herbert Douglass	350
	An Overview of the Theology of Douglass	351
	A Brief Descriptive Summary of Douglass' Christology	380
	The Soteriological Implications of Douglass' View on the Humanity of Christ	388
	Evaluation and Critique	396
Chapter VI IN SUMMARY AND IN REFLECTION
	Underlying Motivations Contrasted	429
	Views Compared in Three Cardinal Relationships	434
	A Reflection on the Overall Christology of our Four Theologians with a View to the Challenge of the Future	441
	Proposals and Conclusion	447
Bibliography		454

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