which was 10 years ago?
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Liberals May Win Control of the SBC
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But after the line in the sand you drew. "Last marriage"
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Sorry, no idea what you're saying here: is your predictive text malfunctioning? There's certainly no mention by you of his admission of grabbing women by their genitals.
Extra-marital flings (alleged or otherwise; again, I'm not impressed by bare allegation or innuendo eg: Prince Harry being James Hewitt's love child), whilst morally deplorable, are not criminal. Sexual assault is
Granted, but there is still a difference between abuse of power/ undue influence and criminal assault
10-15 years ago, and think that it was him saying crude stuff, not actually doing it, as Bill did!
Like what Bill was doing all those years?
How long ago, and what proof has been given for allegations? Did she have a stained dress?
His own admission, for goodness sake!
No, Bill was not going round assaulting women like self-confessed sex criminal Trump
He confessed to doing it. That should have been the end of his Presidential hopes.
Of what though?
His "assaulting them" was just trying to kiss them, he was not a serial raptist, not one like Bill!
Doing what exactly? trying to kiss women while single guy not good, but far less than being as you make him out being!
Yup. People wanna pretend Trump’s locker room talk (he’s denied it’s his voice) is as bad as Clinton’s sexual assaults.
They only expose themselves.
They only expose themselves.
Trump talked crude, before ever claiming that he might be a Christian, while Bill was claiming that and a serial woan attacker.
Is it worse to say something, or actually do the acts?
Has Albert Mohler weighed in?The Southern Baptist Convention, America's largest protestant denomination and a historically conservative wing of the Christian church in the United States, is on the verge of falling to organized “progressive” social-justice forces and anti-Trump activists, according to media reports and insiders involved in the battle. One leading opponent of the scheme has even blasted what he described as the “Evangelical Deep State” working to infect the church with unbiblical ideologies.
The goals of these forces, dubbed “neo-Marxist” by some critics, include softening and eventually quashing Christian opposition to homosexuality, normalizing gender confusion in the church, promoting left-wing politics at all levels of government, fueling constant obsession and angst over race and gender, facilitating mass Islamic migration into the United States, and much more.
Most rank-and-file Southern Baptists remain oblivious to what is happening, insiders said. But the implications for the church, the culture, the nation, and politics could be earth-shattering.
Still, the battle is not over. Critics of the controversial progressive effort to take over the SBC are fighting back hard ahead of the annual Southern Baptist Convention meeting in Dallas between June 12 and 13.
Among other tactics, conservatives within the denomination are pushing a resolution that would strongly condemn the “unbiblical” and “Marxist-based” so-called “social justice” movement. According to the text of the measure, “social justice by definition is based on anti-biblical and destructive concepts of Marxist ideology.”
The measure also says social-justice activism “should be considered evil” and represents “a vehicle to promote abortion, homosexuality, gender confusion, and a host of other ideas that are antithetical to the gospel.” The resolution also cites the Methodist and Episcopal denominations as a warning, noting that their membership numbers are collapsing following the embrace of “social justice.”
The resolution, proposed by Pastor Grady Arnold of Calvary Baptist Church in Texas, would represent a devastating blow to the “social justice” forces seeking to hijack the SBC.
The outcome of the battle remains uncertain. But Southern Baptist pastors and leaders are warning that if the progressives succeed, organized conservative Christianity in America may collapse.
“It's not an overstatement to say the progressive movement is on the verge of taking control of the [Southern Baptist] Convention,” Pastor Grady told The New American. “They are very friendly with liberal theology, with feminism, with the LGBTQ movement, and so on. They may not push those views, but they're friendly to them. The next step is to embrace those views — a continual softening until it becomes an embrace.”
Liberals May Win Control of Largest U.S. Protestant Denomination
How about Trumps sexual dalliances?
LOL. As soon as you explain how a Christian could support liar Mueller. Still waiting for that one. Until then, LOL.
Of grabbing them by the genitals. That is sexual assault
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