Woodrow Wilson Whidden II

Scope of this record

This page documents Whidden’s public academic roles, published work, and stated institutional connections. It does not infer motives or private beliefs. The phrase “resume of apostasy” is used as the site’s research taxonomy; the evidence below should be read and assessed against the linked sources.

Academic and ministry record

The archived 2007 interview identifies Woodrow Wilson Whidden II as a Seventh-day Adventist theologian who taught at Andrews University and later at the Adventist International Institute of Advanced Studies. It describes his work in historical and systematic theology and records his participation in the Biblical Research Institute Committee (BRICOM).

The same interview records his high evaluation of Ángel Manuel Rodríguez as a defender of the Adventist faith. Whidden is also listed as a coauthor of The Trinity: Understanding God’s Love, His Plan of Salvation, and Christian Relationships (2002), a primary publication to consult when documenting his public theological position.

Sources

• Archived Interlogue #18 interview
• EverybodyWiki biographical record
• Trinity publication search

Research status: roles, publication title, and institutional statement verified from accessible sources; specific claims about doctrinal departure should quote the book or a direct public statement.