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Faith & Science Sabbath School examines LSU’s apology

La Sierra University recently sent out a letter apologizing for a manner of teaching that left the majority of the (surveyed) biology students with the perception that the university and specifically its biology department did not support the Adventist position on creation. The letter and the survey will be parsed and recommendations for rectifying the [...]

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WASC promises to visit LSU spring 2011

By Educate Truth Staff June 2010 the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC) issued a letter to La Sierra University president Randal Wisbey, stating it would return for a special visit spring 2011, because of what WASC considered a threat to LSU’s institutional autonomy and academic freedom. There has been no word about exactly [...]

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AAA Board Votes Extension of University’s Accreditation; Schedules Interim Visit in 2012

Educate Truth shares the following document La Sierra University as a service to readers. April 5, 2011 On April 4, 2011, in Silver Spring, Maryland, the Adventist Accrediting Association (AAA) Board met for its annual Spring meeting. Their main agenda was to review reports of AAA visiting teams and their recommendations for respective Seventh-day Adventist [...]

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La Sierra University Granted Window to Show its Faithfulness to Church’s Creation Belief

Educate Truth shares the following article published by the Adventist News Network as a service to readers. By Mark A. Kellner La Sierra University (LSU), a Seventh-day Adventist Church-owned school in Riverside, California, will have a year to demonstrate its faithfulness to church teaching on creation, at which time its current accreditation by the Adventist [...]

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Creation/evolution clash at LSU

Educate Truth shares the following excerpts from an article published by The Examiner as a service to readers. By Adam Hendron …humiliated students and frustrated parents want more than an apology; they want repentance. “I don’t think that an apology or a regret or a remorse really makes you accountable as when you ask for [...]

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