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Considering Peter Connolly died over 50 years, perhaps there are few fundamentalists who personally remember him.

Perhaps you are thinking of the 2nd grade when we went to school. They may not be teaching them that anymore!

Sociologist Samuel Perry accuses the ESV of going PC. This article appears in Salon. When evangelical snowflakes censor the Bible: The English Standard Version goes PC And here is Perry’s journal article. Whitewashing Evangelical Scripture: The Case of Slavery and Antisemitism in the English...

I looked at the OP incorrectly and got the date wrong. The boxing thang was on the 8th rather than the 18th.

Jeff Riddle, pastor of Christ Reformed Baptist Church in Louisa, Virginia, has begun a series on De Consensu Evangelistarum, or, Harmony of the Evangelists, by Augustine of Hippo. You can listen or read the transcripts. Looks like they may be in about 15 minute installments, based on the first...

British boxers first used padded gloves on that day. Probably not what xlsdraw is going for, though.

I agree. Based on memories of listening to Brother Roloff on the radio probably 40 years ago, I think I recall he had some good ideas on diet and health. However, to consider New Testament Christians under dietary law misses the mark.

Eric Clapton Says He Won’t Play Venues That Require Proof of Vaccination

I found where A Noble Company - Volume 11 contains a short essays on: Peter Connolly (1900-1969) by Gary W. Long

And Death Wish Death Wish Coffee Company: World's Strongest Coffee | Best Coffee Today I bought some Lavazza Gran Selezione Coffee. While there, I noticed Peet's Costa Rica and Eight O'Clock Original were on sale, so I bought one each of those also.

The ARDA family tree suggests that all Free Will Baptists in America came out of the Particular/Regular Baptists. Though the early history of Free Will Baptists in America is hard to sort out, it seems that some General Baptists came from England to America, that some of them survived the...

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Independent Baptist, longtime pastor of People’s Baptist Church in Corpus Christi, Texas. He was educated at Baylor and Southwestern. Left the SBC in the 1950s.

Not that I am aware of. He was, I think, mainly (if not solely) connected with the General Association of Regular Baptists.

The bulk of the book is the center section—358 pages of Ainworth’s metrical translations presented with a melody line for singing. Each psalm has a tune, and some have more than one. The book is not republished for only historical purposes, but also to encourage folks to actually sing these...

Here is a sample, in Kentucky: Wikipedia article: Lining out - Wikipedia In Scotland:

Thanks! I had in my mind that Eight O'Clock was some grocery store's brand, but I just could not think of which one.

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I see. Not that he was an SBC missionary, but that he is mentioned in a mission report. Thanks.

Interesting. Had he worked with the SBC prior to working with Frank Norris and G. B. Vick?