The Millerite Great Disappointment and Doctrinal Persistence
A study of the 1844 millennial movement's failure and the subsequent restructuring of identity among its splinter groups.
The Millerite movement serves as a classic case study for the EAT (Epistemic Authority Trap).
After the failed prophecy of 1844, the movement avoided total collapse by pivoting through complex cognitive re-evaluation, a process indicative of LHS phenomena.
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