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preachinjesus

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Just certain groups ar considered fundamentalist.

Of course fundamentalism isn't isolated to just Baptist groups. :)
 

Iconoclast

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As Baptist are we all consided fundamental or is that certain groups of baptist??

Baptists hold to the fundamentals of the faith.....but the group that is called fundamentalists.....hold to a rigid,sort of legalistic form of christianity.

They do not like to be descibed that way...but just look at there teaching...everything under the banner of seperation..

as an example...look up the requirements for someone to go to Bob Jones University,
 
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Salty

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As Baptist are we all consided fundamental or is that certain groups of baptist??

Fundamental Baptist is a variable term.

I consider myself a fundamentalist, how there would be many fundamentalist who would say I am not.

Nothing is wrong about being a "fundy" - the problem comes in when you go to the extremes and demand others live a life that you think that is best for situations that are not commanded in the Bible.

as an example...look up the requirements for someone to go to Bob Jones University,

But some would say that Bob Jones U is going liberal
 
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preacher4truth

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As Baptist are we all consided fundamental or is that certain groups of baptist??

Fundamentalism among Baptists is a specific and chosen title, referring to the time c. 1900 when liberal theology/higher criticism attacked the dogmas of Scripture, denied miracles of the Scriptures, the inspiration of the Scriptures, the Deity of Christ, the virgin birth, among many other things.

A stand was made against this attack and many Baptists adopted the name "fundamentalist" to acknowledge their stand against these errors. Of course today "fundamentalist" carries a much more negative connotation. Local bodies, and some groups still call themselves fundamental Baptists, unfortunately not too many really know what this means.

- Peace
 

KobrinFamily

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Ok cuz the preacher talked today about going too a good fundamental baptist church and never hurd him say that befor so I was not really sure what he meant by that....Mind you I have only been back too the baptist church for a short time now as for a few years I kinda sorta let my faith slip away, Was raised Baptist by my Grandparents.....Not my parents as they could care less what the life me and my brother had....Long story thats for another day lol
 

dcorbett

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.Mind you I have only been back too the baptist church for a short time now as for a few years I kinda sorta let my faith slip away, Was raised Baptist by my Grandparents.....


I am wondering when you accepted Jesus as Savior? Being raised a Baptist doesn't mean you are on your way to Heaven.
 

Alive in Christ

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It pretty much depends on who is doing the catagorizing.

There are some who consider ANY church that is NOT an ultra liberal, tree hugging, gay affirming church, to be a fundamentalist church.

On the other hand, others would pretty much stop at the Wesboro Wacko types regarding being fundamemtalist.

It just depends on who is doing the grouping.
 

Jim1999

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Sometimes it depends on whether you are American or Canadian. I am with the Fellowship of Evangelical Baptist Churches of Canada. Some are called fundamentalist whilst some of us are just evangelical.

At Queen's, my liberal mates called me fundamentalist, whilst some Baptist brethren deemed me liberal because I was at Queen's.

In the 40's and 50's, we accepted the term fundamentalist quite willingly whilst the more liberal Convention Baptists were so named. It was when we formed the Fellowship we adopted the term evangelical rather than fundamentalist.

Cheers,

Jim

A fundamental baptist who evangelizes
 

KobrinFamily

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Sometimes it depends on whether you are American or Canadian. I am with the Fellowship of Evangelical Baptist Churches of Canada. Some are called fundamentalist whilst some of us are just evangelical.

At Queen's, my liberal mates called me fundamentalist, whilst some Baptist brethren deemed me liberal because I was at Queen's.

In the 40's and 50's, we accepted the term fundamentalist quite willingly whilst the more liberal Convention Baptists were so named. It was when we formed the Fellowship we adopted the term evangelical rather than fundamentalist.

Cheers,

Jim

A fundamental baptist who evangelizes

Jim I am in Canada as well :) This is our church if you or any of you men and ladys would like too check it out http://www.sermonaudio.com/source_detail.asp?sourceid=bethelsimcoe Were in Canada are you?? Im in Ontario
 

Jim1999

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I am near Kingston, Ontario,,just 40 miles NW in a small village called Tamworth.

I have served as pastor in ten provinces, but I have been here for about 40 years now.

Cheers, and welcome,

Jim
 

KobrinFamily

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I am near Kingston, Ontario,,just 40 miles NW in a small village called Tamworth.

I have served as pastor in ten provinces, but I have been here for about 40 years now.

Cheers, and welcome,

Jim

I know were that is!!!I have friends that live there but Im gonna say its been probly 10-11 years sence I was there last.
 

menageriekeeper

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Let me laugh for a second.

I considered myself a fundy until I came here and found I was a liberal in disguise. :laugh:

What am I now? Forgiven. Labels separate that which should be united.

:)
 

JesusFan

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As Baptist are we all consided fundamental or is that certain groups of baptist??

Fundementalist refers to a group of baptists who adhere to the essentasils of the Christian faith, but who would tend to be into seperation, and would be more "isolationists"
 

John of Japan

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Fundementalist refers to a group of baptists who adhere to the essentasils of the Christian faith, but who would tend to be into seperation, and would be more "isolationists"
Hmm. That's funny. I don't remember isolating myself.... I think you are misunderstanding separation.
 
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