Which "mainline Protestant denomination(s)" do you think most closely reflect B

[Reynolds]

Last year, I was an interim pastor of an ABC church. I had read the church Articles of faith - and I told the church there was not one thing that I disagreed with. In addition, they are strongly pro-life and not a so called "open and affirming" church. The big problem - a lack of evangelism - there was no desire.

In this area, the few we have left the SBC to have women deacons.

 

[Yeshua1]

In this area, the few we have left the SBC to have women deacons.

No woman pastors yet?

 

[Reynolds]

No woman pastors yet?

Not that I know of.

 

[AustinC]

Which "mainline Protestant denomination(s)" do you think most closely reflect Baptist theology?

Which Baptist theology? The range is from pure free-will synergists who can lose their salvation to pure God's will monergists who believe God keeps his chosen ones.

In that light you could go from Nazarene to Presbyterian and still be Baptist in theology.

 

[alexander284]

Which Baptist theology? The range is from pure free-will synergists who can lose their salvation to pure God's will monergists who believe God keeps his chosen ones.

In that light you could go from Nazarene to Presbyterian and still be Baptist in theology.

For the sake of argument, let's say SBC.

 

[Rippon2]

For the sake of argument, let's say SBC.

But there is quite a variety within the SBC -- everything from soup to nuts. Probably more of the latter. LOL

 

[AustinC]

For the sake of argument, let's say SBC.

That doesn't help. There are all the theologies I first mentioned in the SBC. They have been arguing for decades.