As I said. You confirm your error.
It's startling just how confused folks can get when they oppose the plain teachings of Scripture. This will be seen as arrogance, I'm sure, but denying oneself and humbling oneself continually to submit to correction and chastening of the LORD is something that folks just do not take to very well at all.
And most Christians (and often especially Adventists) seem to be some of the most likely to this grieve the Spirit.
The impression that most non-Sabbatarian Christians have that Adventists exclude themselves from the Laodicean condition is not without legitimate cause.
When it comes to consecration, devotion, humble service, and the associated disciplines of true religion, we fare no better than the average denomination. The Barna Research Group confirms the 5% figure that Mrs. White wrote over 100 years ago.
The average Christians has no idea that we teach such things as the majority of us apostasizing and being replaced with an even greater number of Christians and worldlings replacing them.
Or that it is largely the fault of Adventists that the world has suffered for nearly two centuries while the LORD was ready to come back shortly after the Great Disappointment of 1844.
This will surely be read as fanciful fanaticism, but I believe it should be stated for the record occasionally.
And I believe without hesitation that many who now ridicule our faith will yet see the big picture that is the great controversy between Christ and Satan, in spite of our faults and failures.
After all, those who are called out of Babylon are identified as already having believed on the LORD Jesus (Revelation 18:4). :)