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May-June 2007 (Vol. 15; No. 3). The central focus of this issue is the need for Adventists to deal with the problem of plagiarism.

CONTENTS

• 02 | Editorial: In "Term Limits" John McLarty reflects on the denominational health benefits of church leadership term limits, and how after 10 years as Adventist Today editor, promoting open discourse and news within the Adventist Church, it is time for him to "it’s time for me to acknowledge my own dispensability" as AToday sets out to find a new editor, in order to spend more time with his church and family.
• 04 | Letters | AT readers
• 06 | Letters on Abortion | AT Authors and Readers Response
• 10 | 3ABN used by Adventist Retirees for Inspiration and Witnessing | Edwin D. Schwisow
• 11 | Adventist College and University Enrollment Figures Released | James Stirling

• 12 | Defining Plagiarism - Article Review | James Stirling
• 14 | Posner is Wrong on Plagiarism | Jim Walters
• 16 | The Specter of Plagiarism Haunting Adventism | T. Joe Willey, reporting on a presentation by Dr. Frederick Hoyt
• 19 | Unity and Tolerance in the Church – Parts I-III | Mark F. Carr
• 22 | Buckle Up – A Commentary on the Adventist Soul | Alden Thompson
• 24 | Contemporary Adventism: The Owl and the Aging Tiger | Dr. Milton Hook