Amen!
Jesus was quite clear.
Jhn 3:7 Marvel not that I said unto thee, Ye must be born again
Behold, I was brought forth in iniquity,
And in sin my mother conceived me. Ps 51:5
And Adam knew Eve his wife; and she conceived, and bare Cain, and said, I have gotten a man from the LORD.
And she again bare his brother Abel. And Abel was a keeper of sheep, but Cain was a tiller of the ground.Gen 4:1
They were brought forth in iniquity.
Why the SBC is no longer traditional Baptist
Discussion in 'Baptist Theology & Bible Study' started by FreeBaptist, May 18, 2019.
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Jesus' words in Matthew 15 are quite clear: Sexual immorality (and a host of other sins) comes from the heart; it isn't "just sin." In truth, whether it is sexual immorality, murder, drunkenness, etc., the issue of any kind of sin is a heart issue--a heart that wants to do what is right in its own eyes, not God's eyes. So, again, whether there is a disposition to homosexuality isn't the point; that there is an established disposition to sinfulness--and sins including homosexuality--is the point.
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He also claimed the ERLC filed a police report on him. Dallas PD told the Christian Post, no such report exists.
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But Littleton never accused Moore of doing anything. He accused Leatherwood.
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I say this not knowing fully what the ERLC does daily. But I really don't see why matters of interest to the church, can't be handle by local and state groups.
At some point the SBC felt like they needed the ERLC. I also wonder at times, if Moore supported Trump like Falwell does, would people love the ERLC.
My biggest concern of Dr. Moore is his glowing endorsement of Beth Moore. I guess I have more Theological concerns with him than I do over his position (job) and the institution he runs.
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I agree with everything you said.
I think that the SBC should trust the public on candidates and only discuss issues.
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Then Moore endorses Moore? Doesn’t she say she is a pastor cause in my Bible... well you get the drift. -
Has far as Trump, I do feel many are upset with Russell Moore because he wouldn't support Trump. Once Moore spoke against Trump, many SBC members, including on this forum....began to attack at a rapid pace and calling for his firing or abolishing of the SBC. I have my issues with Dr. Moore, but I do not count this as one of them.
I support of Beth Moore and his mischaracterizations of those who signed the Statement on Social Justice (and misleading on the statement its self) is very disappointing. I won't call for abolishing of the ERLC, though I do wonder if anything is does that is relevant, could be done at more local levels. That would allow money to directed elsewhere (missions)....but I do not know enough about the ERLC to condemn it.
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