Comment on Beyond the Creation Story – Why the Controversy Matters by Ron Stone M.D..
David Read: Mark Finley’s article is an uncontroversial restatement of basic Adventist doctrine. It is unfortunate that church leaders have to keep reiterating basic doctrines, but they do. One only has to peruse Spectrum and Atoday to see that there are many who call themselves Adventists, but reject the basic doctrines and want the church to adopt different doctrines. It thus continues to be necessary to point out the impossibility of compromise on such issues as creation.
I agree with you completely Dave. However, it is not only Spectrum and AT which are “guilty” of rejection of some of our basic SDA doctrines.
This type of “ecumenicalism” “big tent” and similar philosophy where anything goes is the mantra is not rare in our denomination, mostly seen in California and a few places in “academia.”
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Dave, I agree with you. Jackson’s trying to play on “both teams” is not going to go well for him.
Unfortunately, politics is the “SOP” of many of our SDA officials, Jackson being just one. “Political instincts” are the rule, instead of actually doing what is “right” according to what we know in God’s Word.
Bradley, Beach and Kaatz retain attorney
Shane Hilde: Think big fish: LSU or the Seventh-day Adventist Church.Graham might not have followed procedure with these men, but I don’t know what the procedure is. I’ve read what the process is in the faculty handbook, but I don’t know if that applies to administrative positions which are at will employees. If it does apply to them, then it appears the process was not followed.
Trustees book says, in 6,9,F, that the Trustes may “discontinue” virtually anyone working at the university.
Does that mean to “fire” or to “force their resignation? Seems like it does.
