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Fundamentalism and Evangelicalism

Discussion in 'Fundamental Baptist Forum' started by Rhetorician, Sep 8, 2018.

  1. Rhetorician

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    To whom it may concern:

    I ran across this statement of Fundamentalism and Evangelicalism at Central Baptist Seminary. I thought I might like to get some of my Fundamentalists breathren to parse it out and discuss it for me. It seems irenic and thoughtful concerning the two. So I thought I would post it. Please let me hear from you and what you think and the direction you believe the movement is going.

    On Fundamentalism and Evangelicalism | Central Baptist Theological Seminary

    Waiting to hear back from you.

    sdg!

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  2. 1689Dave

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    My first impression was they are narrowing the definitions edging out Arminians (Which by the way is a good thing in my estimation) and taking a stronger or more dogmatic stance in their convictions.
     
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    I would be interested in having them define "manipulative exhortation"
     
  4. Squire Robertsson

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    Rev: Central and Maranatha Baptist University are in the top tier of Fundamental seminaries. So, this article from Central deals with matters not necessarily pertaining to the SBC. In this case, I would say "manipulative exhortation" would include
    Overly long invitations.
    Getting folks to raise their hands muliple times. (the late Dr. B. Myron Cedarholm recounted his experience at a evangelistic meeting where William Beidwolf was the preacher.)
    In my way of thinking, it's prevalent in the Hyles sector of the Baptist galaxy. It comes from the revivalistic thinking of Finney.

     
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