Adventism is the denomination of which the Seventh-day Adventists are the largest communion in the Advent denomination. They get their name due to the fact that they believe in the 2nd coming of Jesus Christ. This belief is commonly shared by other Protestant denominations, but that theology of the Adventist differs in issues of heaven, hell, and immortality. They also believe that between death and the resurrection of the dead, there is no consciousness, so death is like unconscious sleep.
Regular Blogs
This weblog, written by a Seventh-day Adventist, is about the tradition of that denomination and also discusses news about and of interest to Adventists.
http://www.asabbathblog.com/
Pastor and chaplain in the Texas Army National Guard writes about interfaith relations, church history, and campus ministry.
http://billcork.wordpress.com/
The pastor of a liberal Adventist church maintains this weblog which contains information about his brand of Adventism, including commentary on various religious items, being socially aware, and lessons from the Bible.
http://liberaladventist.blogspot.com/
This weblog shares observations on many topics, including what the blogger imagines to be God's perspective on our lives. He offers his thoughts about forgiveness, worship, and the Word of God.
http://kennmakk.wordpress.com/
Seventh-Day Adventist to Roman Catholic
This weblog contains articles by contributors who were Adventist or Catholic and examines both traditions. Copies include baptism, the liturgy, sacraments, and the Rapture.
http://sda2rc.blogspot.com/
