Part One: The Afterlife Journey

1. The Wonderful World of Ellen White in the 1960s
2. Ellen White and Her Most Enlightened Contemporaries Never Believed in the Wonderful World
3. Thoughts on How the Real World of Ellen White Morphed Into the Wonderful World of the 1960s
4. The End of the Wonderful World of Ellen White in the 1970s and Early 1980s
5. Facing the Facts: From the End of the Wonderful World of Ellen White to the Development of a More Adequate Understanding Beginning in the 1980s
6. Possible Ways Forward in Ellen White Studies

Part Two: Important Documents in the Journey
-Exhibit A: The W. C. White Understanding

• The Great Controversy—1911 Edition
• W. C. White Statement Made to W. W. Eastman, November 4, 1912
• W. C. White to L. E. Froom, January 8, 1928

-Exhibit B: The Work of Donald McAdams

• Ellen White and Reformation Historians

-Exhibit C: The Walter Rea Committee

• Committee on Ellen White’s Use of Sources
• Background to Actions of Glendale Committee on Sources

-Exhibit D: The Veltman Report

• The Desire of Ages Project: The Data
• The Desire of Ages Project: The Conclusions
• Olson Discusses the Veltman Study

-Exhibit E: The 1919 Bible Conference Minutes

• The Use of the Spirit of Prophecy in Our Teaching of Bible and History, July 30, 1919
• Inspiration of the Spirit of Prophecy as Related to the Inspiration of the Bible, August 1, 1919