Irish Pete
New Member
Michael, you said:
"It was; you know, original Baptist, like the kind described in the New Testament!"
Can you describe for me which of the "original Baptist" was "the kind described in the New Testament!"?
I know Baptists who are "five-pointers" and they claim to originate from Calvin.
I know "Independent Baptists" who claim they originate from Arminius.
I know other Baptists who claim "The Word of God" is the "King James version" only.
My brother in law is a Baptist Union minister who would not be a "five-pointer" nor Arminius nor a "King James only" but would believe in "eternal security".
There are baptists who are more favourable to the "dispensational" and there are those who are more favourable to "reformed".
So just to help me sort out in my mind your position. In your opinion: Which one of these (not to mention the many factions of Baptists which I missed) is the one closely related to "the kind described in the New Testament"?
Cheers!
Pete
"It was; you know, original Baptist, like the kind described in the New Testament!"
Can you describe for me which of the "original Baptist" was "the kind described in the New Testament!"?
I know Baptists who are "five-pointers" and they claim to originate from Calvin.
I know "Independent Baptists" who claim they originate from Arminius.
I know other Baptists who claim "The Word of God" is the "King James version" only.
My brother in law is a Baptist Union minister who would not be a "five-pointer" nor Arminius nor a "King James only" but would believe in "eternal security".
There are baptists who are more favourable to the "dispensational" and there are those who are more favourable to "reformed".
So just to help me sort out in my mind your position. In your opinion: Which one of these (not to mention the many factions of Baptists which I missed) is the one closely related to "the kind described in the New Testament"?
Cheers!
Pete