The post discusses a paper examining 'Operation Whitecoat', a military program that involved human experimentation on Seventh-day Adventists during the mid-20th century, a time characterized by different medical ethics. The comments reflect personal experiences of an individual raised in the Adventist church, noting the church's evolution from its original moral stances to adopt views more in line with mainstream evangelical beliefs. This shift raises questions about the historical context of medical ethics, the institution's response to contemporary issues, and societal norms surrounding human rights and morality. The crux of the commentary critiques the church's departure from its founding principles, comparing its previous moral clarity to current practices that seem to align it more closely with right-wing ideologies.