Do you view Fundamentalism as a subset of Evangelicalism or as separate set from Evangelicalism?
As expressed in the image below: Top has Fundamentalism as a subset of Evangelicalism & bottom has Fundamentalism as a separate set entirely
Poll Results
Do you view Fundamentalism as a subset of Evangelicalism or as separate set from Evangelicalism?
Fundamentalism is a subset of Evangelicalism Votes: 19
Fundamentalism as a separate set entirely Votes: 1
Something other - please explain Votes: 1
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Dever on the danger of ‘tolerated non-involvement’
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Dever calls out ‘tolerated non-involvement’ in Southern Baptist churches
“Don’t baptize small children, ease into church discipline and require new member classes before adding names to the roll,” says 9Marks Ministries founder Mark Dever.
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A Thoughtful Conversation on Issues of Baptist Fellowship
For Baptist Fundamentalists, “dual affiliation” is a phrase that has been, historically, charged with tension. The term was significant in the events that led to the birth of the General Association of Regular Baptist Churches (GARBC), as well as the beginnings of the Minnesota Baptist Association (MBA) and the Fundamental Baptist Fellowship International (FBFI). Over the years, these organizations have rarely intersected with one another in any formal manner, and for many a sense of suspicion has lingered.
Recently, the matter of dual-affiliation was raised in a new context when First Baptist Church in Marshall, Minnesota (where I serve as pastor) sought and obtained fellowship in GARBC associations while retaining its established fellowship in the MBA.
The resulting gathering
Prompted largely by the Marshall congregation’s actions, over 100 Baptists from Minnesota, Iowa, and Wisconsin gathered September 19 at Fourth Baptist Church (Plymouth, MN) for a panel discussion. The event was billed as “The Future of Baptist Fundamentalism: A Thoughtful Conversation Between Baptist Brothers.”
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