Those of us who joined the Seventh-day Adventist Church rejoiced that we had found the truth. Many had searched for years, praying and longing to find the true church. Finally, there was a sigh of relief – home at last. Most did not know that a controversy had waged for years over the Trinity doctrine. Many church leaders knew our fundamental beliefs had been changed, but when joining the church in the 1960s and 1970s, we had no idea. The subject was never mentioned, not even in our baptismal studies. We just assumed all Christendom believed in the same God. Of course, by the 1980s, a new struggle arose over doctrine when Dr. Desmond Ford presented his accumulated errant findings. However, this fiasco did not affect the controversy that had begun years earlier. It still smouldered, biding its time until it was able to break forth into a hot and consuming fire. It has yet to rage to its fullest, but even now, if you mention your aversion to the Trinity in certain circles Those of us who joined the Seventh-day Adventist Church rejoiced that we had found the truth. Many had searched for years, praying and longing to find the true church. Finally, there was a sigh of relief – home at last. Most did not know that a controversy had waged for years over the Trinity doctrine. Many church leaders knew our fundamental beliefs had been changed, but when joining the church in the 1960s and 1970s, we had no idea. The subject was never mentioned, not even in our baptismal studies. We just assumed all Christendom believed in the same God. Of course, by the 1980s, a new struggle arose over doctrine when Dr. Desmond Ford presented his accumulated errant findings. However, this fiasco did not affect the controversy that had begun years earlier. It still smouldered, biding its time until it was able to break forth into a hot and consuming fire. It has yet to rage to its fullest, but even now, if you mention your aversion to the Trinity in certain circles