Comment on Two Adventist Universities Promote Six-Day Creation by Holly Pham.
@Faith, I agree with you about Aubyn Fulton, Alexander Carpenter, and numerous others at PUC. They are allowed to infest and infect the students with their secular and even anti-biblical beliefs, and nobody seems to care, especially the administration, staff, and Board members.
Do the parents know about these things? I don’t know, but if they do,and they don’t care either, we are in greater trouble than I could imagine.
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Two Adventist Universities Promote Six-Day Creation
Sure, but if growth is how you measure success, you should know that among Adventist universities, Washington Adventist University had the most growth, La Sierra second and PUC third going into this school year. Our Campus Chronicle at PUC also reported that our enrollment increased between Fall and Winter quarter.
This isn’t to bash Southern or SWAU. I support all of our Adventist universities including Southern, SWAU, WAU, La Sierra, PUC and the others.
Does PUC have results of the student enrollment over the past ten years of so, and how this breaks down into SDA vs. non-SDA? I would be interested in knowing this.
Two Adventist Universities Promote Six-Day Creation
One of the best ways to actually see what institutions stand for is to see what they say for themselves. A great example of this is in the latest Pacific Union Recorder (March 2012).
SAU has two ads for professors, one Biology and one Chemistry, spelling out their requirements of being a supporter of SDA beliefs, including Biblical creationism.
La Sierra, on the other hand, has an ad for a Biology Professor position, which has the only requirement being a “PhD.”
Two Adventist Universities Promote Six-Day Creation
Faith: I’d say that’s an excellent question, Charles. One that perhaps the ‘educated’ might want to ponder a little more. They seem to think they are so brilliant that they know more than God. Yet, in all the years since they have begun this rebellion against their Creator, not one of them has been able to create that spark of life. And they never will. That is God’s province and His alone.
I agree completely. Didn’t someone in the 1950’s try some experiment to “create life” from nonliving matter. Why haven’t we seen hundreds or thousands of further experiments to accomplish this? Has anyone tried? Why or why not? Seems to me that it failed and nobody has even tried to continue to do the impossible.
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