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Historic Baptist-Pentecostal Summit

Discussion in 'General Baptist Discussions' started by Jerome, Dec 21, 2011.

  1. Jerome

    Jerome Well-Known Member
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    Baptists, Pentecostals Seek Common Ground

    Among those representing Baptists was Timothy George, dean of Beeson and contributing editor of the Founders Journal.
     
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    just hope that the baptists are conservative in this meeting, and that the pentacostalists are NOT the heretical WoF/health and wealth gang!
     
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    Baptists have done a lot of damage concerning the work of the Holy Spirit in believers by instilling a "fear" of the H.S.

    I remember when I was sharing a spiritual experience with IBF members that they interrupted me, saying "You didn't speak in tongues, did you?". :eek:

    Pentecostals have done a lot of damage concerning the work of the Holy Spirit as well by overemphasizing tongues and permitting faking of tongues.
     
  4. matt wade

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    If they were from the BWA, they wouldn't have been conservative.
     
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    So much for reasoning together in love. Judgements and condemnations will fly!
     
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    Sounds like a receipe for spiritual disaster brewing here...

    IF its a liberal in doctrine baptist group interacting with a "non biblical" based charasmatic group...

    Now IF we were able to get a meeting between sound conservative baptists and non heretical groups that recognized the hereseys within the faith movement, we just might have something!
     
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    Are you unaware that your church's own North American Baptist Conference is a member body of this Baptist World Alliance?
     
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    I'm going to be interested in what form this "walking together" will take, for those participants in the summit. Until then, I'll reserve judgment.
     
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    I am sure it's been said many times before - I myself have said it several times: Baptist church are not hierarchical. The unit is the local church. No dioceses, deaneraries, provinces, circuits, so how can there be a "Summit" of baptists and others?

    By no means all baptist churches belong to the Baptist World Alliance, and I would imagine (though I am not certain) that the same would be true about pentecostal churches and the Pentecostal World Fellowship.
     
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    Iwas not!....

    What caused the 'falling out" between the churches within that group and say the SBC?
     
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    The SBC withdrew in 2004 in a snit over membership being extended to the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship.
     
  12. matt wade

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    The SBC withdrew because the WBF was allowing membership of liberals that think homosexuality is OK, women pastors are OK, and other liberal stances.
     
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