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Yes, Adventists do celebrate Easter in the same way most Protestant churches would but it looks different from other protestant in how it is celebrated.
Adventists are more than happy to celebrate Thanksgiving, however, they more likely to have a Christ-centered meal than the average American. A Seventh-Day Adventist is often strongly rooted in their faith, and this spreads from their practices at Thanksgiving and other national holidays, to their day to day living.
“Yes”, Adventists can wear jewelry, but it is usually discouraged. Seventh-day Adventists refrain from putting on jewelry for various reasons, even though wearing jewelry is allowed. The question of whether Adventists should wear jewelry is up to debate, because of different cultures and different ideas.
Seventh Day Adventists follow a diet allowing them to eat only clean meats and fishes based on the Leviticus 11 dietary restrictions. They do not eat shellfish or pork.
The Adventist church has no official position or statement on the celebration of Christmas. The members of the Adventist church can celebrate Christmas if they choose to do so.
Adventist beliefs differ from most other Christians in diet, Jesus’ returning, prophets, healthcare, baptisms, and education. Adventists live longer than most other people and are more educated due to their religious beliefs.
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Adventists do not believe in an everlasting hell. They believe that death is similar to a sleep and hell is but an instant at the end of the world. Hell is not torture for all eternity.
Adventist schools are worth the cost depending on your measure of “worth”. Rather than for economic benefit most Adventist school teachers to it out of love for their students
Seventh-day Adventists follow their 28 Fundamental Beliefs as well as the Bible. The 28 Fundamental Beliefs serve as a guide for the church body and used to explain the core teachings of Adventism.