Pro-Amnesty Southern Baptist Convention Is in Damage Control After Pushing Open Borders and Its Ties

Why do people like gossip?

 

Midwestern Seminary President Jason K. Allen all over Twitter on this:

"You can’t produce evidence that I lobbied MO Gov Parson for refugee settlements because I didn’t."

"there’s a sector of the online world that is doing the Devil’s work. They’re dishonest, deceptive, and destructive. For whatever reason, they’ve chosen routinely to produce false accusations & peddle gossip."

"If the story sounds like fake news, it probably is....Don’t succumb to the gossip peddlers."

"False accusations should be dismissed, and those who traffic in such should be called out."

And then featured in SBC organ Baptist Press today pleading for the attacks to stop:

First Person • Jason K. Allen

"With terrorism...an extremist, in a cave plotting an attack, has next-to-nothing to lose."

"a similar scenario....an anonymous blogger has nothing to lose....This new reality is causing chaos in the Southern Baptist Convention. False accusations are circulated online daily. Ironically, some of these instigators aren't even Southern Baptist. Nonetheless, they malign SBC ministries and sully the reputations of those who lead them. And for Southern Baptists, our cooperative work is being threatened."

"the best way to express concerns, especially if you don't personally know the leader, is by writing them a letter....If you write a letter to a ministry leader, especially a Southern Baptist leader, I'm confident you'll receive an answer from them or their office"