John Harvey Kellogg: Life and Legacy

The video covers the disfellowship of John Harvey Kellogg from the Adventist Church in 1907 due to his controversial views on indwelling divinity, which many saw as pantheism. It discusses the fire at Battle Creek Sanitarium in 1902, Kellogg's decision to rebuild against Ellen White's advice, and his book 'The Living Temple', which was criticized for pantheistic ideas. The video concludes with Kellogg's death in 1943 and his burial in Battle Creek, Michigan.

What was the main reason for John Harvey Kellogg's disfellowshipment from the Adventist church?

• His refusal to attend church meetings

• His opposition to church leadership

• His views on indwelling divinity

• His financial mismanagement

What significant event occurred in December 1902 that affected Kellogg's standing in the church?

• His resignation from church leadership

• His public debate with Ellen White

• The destruction of Battle Creek Sanitarium by fire

• The publication of his controversial book

What was the title of the book written by Kellogg that was criticized for its content?

• The Health Reformer

• The Battle Creek Story

• The Divine Indwelling

• The Living Temple

Why did Ellen White criticize Kellogg's book 'The Living Temple'?

• For its financial implications

• For its statements on pantheism and health

• For its lack of scientific evidence

• For its poor writing style

In what year did John Harvey Kellogg pass away?

• 1907

• 1913

• 1943

• 1950

Where was John Harvey Kellogg buried after his death?

• Forest Lawn Cemetery

• Oak Hill Cemetery

• Battle Creek Memorial Park

• Greenwood Cemetery