There is a dangerous new kind of pantheism that is currently hissing and biting at the Seventh-day Adventist church. I have started a thread on the Mount Carmel Forum to answer questions about it. History is being repeated. This is the omega of deadly heresies. The pantheism is remarkably similar to pseudo Adventism’s pantheism in Kellogg’s day. As before, a soul-destroying spiritualistic teaching about God is within the church and many physicians and teachers are inclined to accept the alluring yet fanciful ideas. To these I say, Awake to a sense of your danger.

Kieth Noll tells me that the Kentucky - Tennessee Conference does not believe in the moral influence theory of A. Graham Maxwell and that pastors who refuse to “let go” of Maxwell’s doctrine in KY-TN are dismissed.

Kieth Noll is listed in the Adventist Yearbook as an ordained minister of the Kentucky-Tennessee Conference of Seventh-day Adventists.

"The testimonies themselves will be the key that will explain the messages given, as Scripture explains Scripture." 1 S.M.42.

"The only key to the mysteries that surround us is to acknowledge in them all the presence and power of God." The Desire of Ages, p.606.

"The divine Spirit that the the world's Redeemer promised to send is the presence and power of God." Signs of the Times, Nov.23, 1891.

"The Lord puts His own Spirit into the seed, causing it to spring into life. Under His care the germs breaks through the case enclosing it and springs up to develop and bear fruit." Testimonies, Vol.8, p.326.

Thus, "Those who have a true knowledge of God will not become so infatuated with with the laws of matter or the operations of nature as to overlook or refuse to acknowledge the continual working of God in nature." 1 S.M.293.

"By His Spirit He is everywhere present." M.H.417.

"Where shall I go from Your Spirit? Where shall I flee from Your presence." Psalm 139:7.