Fundamentalism & Evangelicalism

The Board of Trustees of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC) today granted Bob Jones University membership as an accredited institution. “Being granted regional accreditation is one of the biggest milestones in Bob Jones University’s 90-year history,” says BJU President Steve Pettit.

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The SBC is often called “America’s largest Protestant denomination.” However, in all technicality, we’re a convention not a denomination. The SBC does not have a top-down denominational structure. We’re a collection of ministries supported by a cooperating network of churches. (and 9 more)

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“Southeastern Bible College has over 80 years of focus on a vital mission: producing graduates who are Biblically grounded, spiritually mature and culturally relevant,” he wrote. “Over the years there have been financial challenges, and God has proven faithful.

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Former members of First Baptist Church of Hammond argue in a federal lawsuit that the church is responsible for an investment fraud run by a deacon hired by the church to provide financial advice.

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The pathway from Biblical principles to applications is always a murky one. I can’t find the quote right now, but a while back, David Doran said something like, “I can accept that another believer will apply a principle differently than I do, until he applies it so differently as to prove that he doesn’t believe the principle at all.”

That’s the whole point, IMO, of the “Pregnant and 18” thread. Two principles apply:

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“Does your church constitution have a statement carefully defining repentance?… would your church constitution be an effective guard against having a new pastor or pastors who teach a heretical gospel?”

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Claiming state and federal courts have no jurisdiction in “ecclesiastical matters,” the Southern Baptist Convention’s North American Mission Board filed an official response May 18 to a lawsuit by a former state convention leader which accused the mission board of ongoing interference in the minister’s employment relationships and continued business dealings.

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House Churches: The Good, the Bad, and Why You Should Be Open to Them

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“The decision by school officials to bar Ms. Runkles from ‘walking’ at graduation — and to remove her from her student council position — would have remained private, but for her family’s decision to seek help from Students for Life. The anti-abortion group, which took her to a recent rally in Washington, argues that she should be lauded, not punished, for her decision to keep her baby.”

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Peters opens his book by laying out that all too common situation in the average church. Parents and pastors leading a young child in a prayer of salvation, and then swiftly moving him through the waters of baptism.

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SACSCOC Grants Bob Jones University Regional Accreditation

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Ten Facts You Should Know about the Southern Baptist Convention

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Southeastern Bible College suspends operations

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First Baptist Church of Hammond sued over former deacon's fraud scheme

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Pregnant and 18 - It's really just Romans 14, you know...

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Repentance and the Baptist Church Constitution

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NAMB tells court McRaney controversy is ‘ecclesiastical’ matter

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House Churches: The Good, the Bad, and Why You Should Be Open to Them

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Pregnant at 18. Hailed by Abortion Foes. Punished by Christian School

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Book Review – “Do Not Hinder Them: A Biblical Examination of Childhood Conversion”

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