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and people say there is no difference in the 2 parties
- Thread starter Salty
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She was with Pullen Memorial Baptist in Raleigh, NC
From the Church website:
After lengthy discussion and prayer, Pullen endorsed unqualified acceptance of gay/lesbian Christians in 1992. Within the year Pullen was excluded from the Raleigh Baptist Association, the Baptist State Convention of North Carolina, and the Southern Baptist Convention.
( all I can say - is that the SBC did the right thing!)
A Short History of Pullen
Checking the web page- I don't see where Zeh was the pastor - unless she was an associate pastor.
Also the church is affiliated with the Alliance of Baptists - Homepage and is located in Raleigh, NY
From the Church website:
After lengthy discussion and prayer, Pullen endorsed unqualified acceptance of gay/lesbian Christians in 1992. Within the year Pullen was excluded from the Raleigh Baptist Association, the Baptist State Convention of North Carolina, and the Southern Baptist Convention.
( all I can say - is that the SBC did the right thing!)
A Short History of Pullen
Checking the web page- I don't see where Zeh was the pastor - unless she was an associate pastor.
Also the church is affiliated with the Alliance of Baptists - Homepage and is located in Raleigh, NY
atpollard
Well-Known Member
Irrelevant: As someone with a M.Div from Yale that could not get ordained in her United Methodist church because of her activism in killing babies, who eventually found acceptance at a LGBTQ "Baptist Church" where the Female Pastor agreed to ordain a fellow LGBQT activist to perform weddings ... Her life reads like a poster child for Romans 1.
FYI: Inspired by the women of scripture, Baptist minister champions reproductive rights – Baptist News Global
I fully support any woman who desires to bear children that will be fully supported by her husband!
That is true reproductive rights!
And I still have no problem asking someone who is pro-abortion if they are glad they their mom did not have an abortion
regardless of education.
The road to hell paved with "good intentions"
seems to be one kind of Baptist for Republicans, another for the dems!Irrelevant: As someone with a M.Div from Yale that could not get ordained in her United Methodist church because of her activism in killing babies, who eventually found acceptance at a LGBTQ "Baptist Church" where the Female Pastor agreed to ordain a fellow LGBQT activist to perform weddings ... Her life reads like a poster child for Romans 1.
FYI: Inspired by the women of scripture, Baptist minister champions reproductive rights – Baptist News Global
Scott Downey
Well-Known Member
Maybe someday, having children which should be considered a blessing from God, will be viewed as an inconvenience and burden to be terminated.
Well, we are there now, for a significant part of society.
I have read where environmentalism also is influencing people not to have kids, abortions please the greens, they trade off evil in their minds, abortion being the lesser one, anyone else who thinks there are too many people also support it.
They also like homosexuality for similar reasons.
Well, we are there now, for a significant part of society.
I have read where environmentalism also is influencing people not to have kids, abortions please the greens, they trade off evil in their minds, abortion being the lesser one, anyone else who thinks there are too many people also support it.
They also like homosexuality for similar reasons.