Walter Veith - Accused of
Below please find our report on the issues
surrounding accusations of anti-semitism towards Walter Veith in
Germany. |
Statement on the Allegations of Anti-Semitism Charges Against Walter Veith in Germany November 2012 On October 20, 2012, Walter Veith preached the lecture “King of the North (Part 2)” from the new seriesRepairing the Breach in German [German title Sturm aus dem Norden] in Germany. Almost immediately after the presentation, Walter Veith received violent opposition by way of an article by EANN (an independent Adventist magazine in Germany sharing similar ideas and mindset as Spectrum
magazine) about his claims of Freemason/Jesuit involvement in the
creation of the State in Israel after WWII and the way he expressed
himself in regards to the Jews during Hitler’s regime. An inquiry is
being made regarding anti-semitism charges. |
Walter Veith Responds to EUD and is Banned in German Churches by German Adventist Leaders On
December 4, 2012, the two German SDA Unions NDV and SDV in an annual
general meeting made the decision 45 in favour, 4 opposed, and 1
undecided to ban Walter Veith from speaking in German SDA Churches for
the second time. The previous ban took place in 2004 due to his lectures
on Bible translations and what was termed as "conspiracy theories"
which were highly disapproved of by German leaders. The ban was lifted
in 2010, but now has been reinstated.
Readers should note that there have been no
complaints from Jews in regards to Walter's comments, nor have any
non-SDAs had issue with the contents of his series. All complaints and
disapproval originated from fellow SDA brethren and Church leadership
that sided with the accusers.
The following letter was sent on December 5,
2012 by Walter Veith to Bruno Vertallier in response to his November 30,
2012 letter.
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