At Liberty University's library, are science books in the fiction or the non-fiction section?

They're in the "faith" section, right? Because science, despite all of the mounds of evidence and peer review, is still something that we secularists accept on faith, right? LOL!

And what exactly are their students reading? A Liberty University student is behind bars after being arrested in a sting to catch Internet sexual predators. State Police arrested 22-year-old Jamison Dean Gibbs of Acworth, GA, Friday at the conservative Christian school founded by the late Rev. Jerry Falwell. He was charged with attempting to take indecent liberties with a child and using an electronic device to solicit a juvenile. Stafford County Sheriff’s spokesman Bill Kennedy said Detective Darryl Wells pretended to be a 13-year-old girl from Fredericksburg during online conversations with Gibbs that began in October. Kennedy said Gibbs tried several times to set up meetings with the girl.

They don't mark the shelves with big words like "fiction". Science books are in the "what 'they' say" section.

No, they are kept in baskets on the floor with a box of crayons so students can color in the pictures of Adam and Eve riding Dino while studying.

A library at Liberty University.

That's just adorable that you think they have that.

What a ridiculous assertion! How dare you suggest Liberty U has a library!

Liberty really doesn't bother with books. You just pay the bill and they send the diploma.

The only science book in that library is "Leviticus" and they keep it in the Bible.

I don't think they have more than 1 book on the entire campus.

Science books can be in the non-fiction section, but evolution should be in the "philosophy" section.

Just so you know, the Bible is ALSO in the non-fiction section.