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La Sierra biology professor terminated over creation-evolution controversy
A letter to ‘Seventh-Gay Adventists’ interviewees
Southern Calif. Conference votes for women’s ordination
‘Seventh-Gay Adventists’ film an emotional appeal, not a biblical one
The blessed hope; what sustains it?
Witnessing: let your light shine
Pass the justice please, and hold the socialism
William Wilberforce and the slave trade
The spectrum of scripture
Articles
La Sierra press release skates around restrictive bond language
Sometimes you don’t want a story to be confirmed. Sometimes you desperately want it not to be true. Unfortunately, the story about La Sierra’s use of tax-exempt municipal bond money has been confirmed in its essential details by the university’s official press release. Not only does Larry Becker confirm the Price Science Complex was re-financed [...]
La Sierra University responds to bond discovery
ADvindicate contacted La Sierra University early this morning requesting a response to the discovery of the bond President Randal Wisbey signed in August 2008: La Sierra Bond Response
La Sierra University professors prohibited from teaching creation
For the last four years, La Sierra science professors have been legally restricted from teaching Seventh-day Adventist beliefs in their classrooms, according to a recently discovered bond document that President Randal Wisbey and Vice President for Financial Administration David Geriguis signed in August 2008. The tax-exempt revenue bonds totaled over 24 million, but the bonds [...]
God’s court room: who’s on trial?
One of the most misunderstood concepts among Christians today is the concept of the judgment. For thousands of years it has been Satan’s intent to misrepresent the character of God, and to a very large extent he has succeeded. Satan will do anything he can to prevent people from grasping the depth and scope of [...]
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It was April 14, 1912, a moonless, cold night in the northern Atlantic Ocean. Frederick Fleet stared out at the dark horizon from the crow’s nest of Titanic, the new, luxurious, state-of-the-art ocean liner of the White Star line. Fleet had come on lookout duty at 10:00 p.m. and was scheduled to go off duty [...]




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