Jim,

The Fundamentals: A Testimony to the Truth, was published as ninety essays in eleven volumes between 1910 and 1915.  To describe it as anything other than a pugnacious rearguard action in reaction to the sweeping acceptance of higher criticism is silly.  To describe it as the rise of Fundamentalist Christianity is simply a confession someone has read neither The Fundamentals, nor American History.

Of course Adventists agreed with most of the ninety essays. Of course they didn't agree with everything; who did?  Apart from the essays on the inerrant nature of inspiration, predestination & dispensationalism, there is little for an Adventist to disagree with.  Connecting Adventist WO to The Fundamentals? No basis in history. 

If Jiggs Gallagher is a good reporter we know its Valentine.

Who is denying Adventist women were important and did important work?  They obviously held no ecclesiastical office like Elder.  Valentine is being blatantly dishonest - no other word for it.