Originally published as a single article: “Tongues—Are They for Today?,” Abortion and Fundamentalism, 1973
It is my contention that most evangelicals and fundamentalists (in America) did not have a firm conviction about abortion when the Roe vs. Wade ruling was first made. Issues like the creationist view of the soul vs. the traducian view were mere academics until then.
Is my memory wrong? I was debating this issue with some pastor friends and one man insisted that the fundamental world was firmly against abortion in 1973. I suggested that momentum built and by 1976, there was a consensus that abortion was wrong.
Is my memory wrong? I was debating this issue with some pastor friends and one man insisted that the fundamental world was firmly against abortion in 1973. I suggested that momentum built and by 1976, there was a consensus that abortion was wrong.
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Kevin Bauder in Salt Lake City - Foundations Conference
Reporting from a Days Inn in Salt Lake City …
Tonight at Grace Baptist Church in SLC, I had the opportunity to meet Kevin Bauder for the first time (and the first time to hear him speak). He doesn’t remind me at all of a stuffy academic (chuckling).
He tells “Three Stooges” jokes.
I thoroughly enjoyed his first session tonight on biblical inerrancy - covering the last 40 years of American evangelical history.
This is a fundamental battle that we face every day.
thinking of heart issues,
et
Tonight at Grace Baptist Church in SLC, I had the opportunity to meet Kevin Bauder for the first time (and the first time to hear him speak). He doesn’t remind me at all of a stuffy academic (chuckling).
He tells “Three Stooges” jokes.
I thoroughly enjoyed his first session tonight on biblical inerrancy - covering the last 40 years of American evangelical history.
This is a fundamental battle that we face every day.
thinking of heart issues,
et
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Independent Baptist Friends International
Any thoughts on the Independent Baptist Friends International conference in Powell, TN? Did anyone attend?
Speakers included Jack Schaap, Ralph Sexton, Johnny Pope, Jack Trieber, Lou Baldwin, Bobby Roberson, Charles Keen, John Vaughan (FBF), Mike Shrock (BJU), and others. The event was sponsored by Pastor Clarence Sexton and Temple Baptist Church. Noticably absent was Sword of the Lord Editor Shelton Smith who was originally scheduled to speak.
Speakers included Jack Schaap, Ralph Sexton, Johnny Pope, Jack Trieber, Lou Baldwin, Bobby Roberson, Charles Keen, John Vaughan (FBF), Mike Shrock (BJU), and others. The event was sponsored by Pastor Clarence Sexton and Temple Baptist Church. Noticably absent was Sword of the Lord Editor Shelton Smith who was originally scheduled to speak.
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"Will Gospel Centrality Go The Way of Fundamentalism?"
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Interesting read. HT: BW
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The Answer to Declining Enrollments in Fundamentalism?
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Engadget reports on a solution?
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"Conservative Evangelicals & Fundamentalists"- Central Seminary Posts Workshop Audio
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Central has made available this lecture by Kevin Bauder from their Pastors’ Day 2009 - The Ties that Bind Us: The Basics of Fundamentalism
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"The label fundamentalist is being claimed simultaneously by people who would deny it of each other."
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Can Two Walk Together… Throw away the labels and ask these two questions: Of what are you in favor? To what are you opposed? Agreement on those two items will more likely produce workable partnerships and real fellowship.
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