Browsing All posts tagged under »fundamentalism«

A New Dynamic 3

May 20, 2010 by

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Will and Erik both have posted about a new dynamic.  This dynamic is applicable to this blog, but also one that we wish to see in all of Fundamentalism. Building upon their posts (Though I think none of us anticipated this becoming a series of posts.) I would like to bring in another perspective.  That […]

More on The Baptist Friends Conference, etc.

May 12, 2010 by

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Dave Doran posts: given the long track record of doctrinal and moral messes at First Baptist of Hammond, there is no justification for ministerial cooperation with that church, its ministries, or its pastor. Like I said, you may not agree with me, but that is how I see it (and I am not alone on […]

How to Ruin A Good Debate

May 10, 2010 by

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How to Ruin A Good Debate Never admit an error. Always be right in your own mind, and assume everyone else to be wrong at all times. If someone disagrees with you, call them names such as: liberal, unbelieving, apostate, deceitful, ignorant. Never acknowledge the validity of a counter point. Keep on insisting that your […]

Of Fundamentalists, Liberals, and Agnostics

May 8, 2010 by

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While listening to a Teaching Company course by Bart Ehrman I noticed something about liberals (in Ehrman’s case, agnostic) that they have in common with extreme fundamentalists. They both have an interpretation of the Scripture that precludes practically any other interpretation. Their system is based upon their interpretation, and if that interpretation falls, the system […]

David Cloud and the Independent Baptist Friends

April 29, 2010 by

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Today I received the following in an email from David Cloud: We have recently discovered that listings from our Church Directory were placed verbatim on the Baptist Friends International list as churches that have “registered” to support their program. This is a very deceptive practice that should cast doubt on the methods employed by this […]

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