Yes, I'm revivng this topic if anyone is interested. I have finished the book and I am skimming over it to address a few issues with which I have an issue.
But, firstly, I wonder if any of you had any opinions on chapter 28: Southern Baptist and Government?
In this chapter Paul Pressler talks about the SBC being the only institution with numbers to keep the country from falling into moral collapse. He also mentions school prayer, capital punishment, "moral purity" (not sure yet what that means), and abortion.If any of you have read this book, I would like your input on your view of Pressler's philosophy on church and state. To me, he seems a bit counter to the seperation of the two. I would like to discuss this with some of the other board members here.
May God bless you
- Clint
But, firstly, I wonder if any of you had any opinions on chapter 28: Southern Baptist and Government?
In this chapter Paul Pressler talks about the SBC being the only institution with numbers to keep the country from falling into moral collapse. He also mentions school prayer, capital punishment, "moral purity" (not sure yet what that means), and abortion.If any of you have read this book, I would like your input on your view of Pressler's philosophy on church and state. To me, he seems a bit counter to the seperation of the two. I would like to discuss this with some of the other board members here.
May God bless you
- Clint