Educate La Sierra in the Truth…with a poll

There is a Seventh Day Adventist college, La Sierra University, which has horrified church leaders because their biology department is infested with evolutionists. It just goes to show: educate an intelligent person in biology, and they can't help but accept evolutionary theory as the idea best supported by the evidence.

This has caused much anguish among the SDAs, and a website that moans about the problem is running a poll. As we all know, an internet poll is obviously the very best way to resolve scientific issues…so how about if you go help them out? They seem to be riven with dissent right now.

Should university and college employees of the Seventh-day Adventist Church be responsible for upholding their employer's fundamental belief a literal six-day creation in the recent past?

Yes 49%
No 51%

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