Baptist Hall Of Shame

[Joseph M. Smith]

To go back to the OP, I am saddened by the inclusion of people that I knew or know personally -- those listed who have been associated with Southern Baptist Seminary, for example. Wayne Oates was not a purveyor of psycho-babble; he virtually founded an entire discipline, and I find that his counseling style still serves me well. Glenn Hinson, in your "others" list, continues to open us up to deeper experiences in the spiritual life; he learns from other Christian expressions but remains clearly Baptist.

I could comment about the others, but it pains me when people I cherish are so tarnished.

 

[standingfirminChrist]

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[His In China]

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[Rhetorician]

Moderators:

Could you help us please?

Since this is an old thread, some may think that Mark O. is still out there in hyper-space.

Has he not been disciplined from the BB?

People may be arguing with a "literal" "straw man" and not even know it.

Please advice.

sdg!

rd

 

[mcdirector]

This was a sad thread at the start. I'd love to see it vanish.

 

[2BHizown]

Sad thread!

I am a five point Calvinist, not because of John Calvin and not because of Charles Spurgeon but because my bible teaches it to me very clearly and cannot be denied! I am so thankful for it and am also thankful for Charles Spurgeon and all the work he did to bring glory to Christ and His death on the cross and never to himself!
I have to wonder how many of all those that so object to calvinism have truly studied it with the bible in hand!
I was arminian for 70 years, my father even being a pastor and I have been so very thankful for learning of the doctrines of grace and would so love for everyone to know and understand the true magnificance of our God, His sovereignty, mercy and grace! Soli deo gloria!