Propaganda piece?? I expect no less from you.
That's good. I try to tell the truth as I see it.
This piece is a VERY accurate assessment in my opinion.
Are you a member of an SBC church? I am. While I don't keep up with everything in the convention -- our church only gives toward foreign missions causes and for all practical purposes, abandoned the convention in 2000 -- I do know enough to know that there are no "liberals" (at least by any sane definition) in the SBC.
You try the scare tactics of killing the young vote, yet the CapstoneReport article which I referenced the other day on this subject, comes from a southern, large, university.
It's not a scare tactic, but a reality. Baptisms in the SBC are lagging among the young and once students graduate and go off to college, many abandon church altogether.
The article is spinning a conspiracy theory that is quite popular around here. Just a bit of open-minded fact-checking will destroy much of the premise, but most people won't bother because it appeals to their prejudices. The reason Russell Moore has now been declared a "liberal" is because he warned Christians about Donald Trump. Back when Bill Clinton was President, people in the SBC rightly said, "character matters." Now that Trump is President, most people in the SBC say, "We didn't elect him to be pastor." People are angry about Moore pointing that out and bringing scripture to bear against their actions. They now want to destroy him for it. They don't want someone who promotes ethics, they want someone who justifies their actions. But that's what happens to prophets of God. The unrighteous religious people make up excuses to silence the prophets, not realizing that there is a Judgment from God coming.
Now you come in to defend that agenda, & your head is spinning at the thought that the SBC might be trying to reverse course.
Among your many misunderstandings, this one takes the cake. I am not really defending anything but telling the truth. I have been through with the SBC since 1997 and have no dog in the fight these folks are trying to provoke. My head does not spin at the thought that the SBC might want to go farther into irrelevance to the Kingdom of God. It is a natural result of the mold that was cast back in the 1970s by Pressler/Patterson.
It is sad to see a group of Christians reject everything they have stood for.