http://gbcparker.org/index.php/about-gbc/what-we-beliefs?showall=1&limi…
Is this a LandMark Baptist Church? I would say no, but I am not an expert with IFB Churches.
http://gbcparker.org/index.php/about-gbc/what-we-beliefs?showall=1&limi…
Is this a LandMark Baptist Church? I would say no, but I am not an expert with IFB Churches.
Discussion
NewDoesn't Look Like It
I’m not an expert, but it doesn’t appear to. Take a look at this article by Dr. Moritz about Landmark-ism.
Dr. Moritz lists these particular distinctives of Landmark-ism:
This church’s doctrinal statement seems to just affirm a Baptist view of the local church, not Landmarkism:
The bit about “continuance” may allude to something of this nature, but I’m not sure. I have no experience with Landmarkism. Some other folks may have better input.
Tyler is a pastor in Olympia, WA and works in State government.
NewThank you so much my friend.
Thank you so much my friend. I am not an expert neither on the topic. I wrote an article on KJV Onlyism on my website, and I see LandMarks as being of that stripe, however not all KJVO are.
www.cerm.info
NewThey don't appear to have
They don’t appear to have made the claims that a Landmark church would make.
From The Baptist Heritage by H. Leon McBeth
Landmark Teachings
1. Baptist churches are the only true churches in the world.
2. The true church is a local, visible institution (no universal church).
3. The church and the kingdom of God are synonymous terms in the Bible.
4. There must be no “pulpit affiliation” with non-Baptists (can never have a non-Baptist preach).
5. Only a church can do churchly acts. (leads to closed communion for example)
6. Baptist churches have always existed in every age by an unbroken historical succession. (See also The Trail of Blood by J. M. Carroll)