"Baptists, ants & swarm intelligence" sifilings Tue, 03/25/14 8:29 pm Fundamentalism & Evangelicalism Baptists Perhaps a long-sought secret to the vitality of the Baptist movement is swarm intelligence, the “collective behavior of decentralized, self-organized systems.” 1 view Discussion Jim Tue, 03/25/14 4:46 pm Termites and Ants .. all in one day http://sharperiron.org/article/woodpeckers-and-termitesSome have been lemmings too! Twitter Jim's Doctrinal Statement Steve Newman Tue, 03/25/14 5:30 pm Rope of Sand The reference to origin of the “rope of sand” is quite inaccurate. R.V. Clearwaters and others used it a long time before:http://www.galaxie.com/article/cenq02-4-07 Related . . . Topics: Political Theology, Church and State, U.S. History, Baptists, Soul Liberty The Baptists and the Bill of Rights The Historic Baptist View of the Nicene Creed Creeds, Confessions, And Carroll: An Essay In Defense Of Baptist “Creedalism” Southern Baptists grow in attendance and baptisms, decline in membership No More “Nursing Fathers”: A Baptist Theological Rationale for Religious Liberty Pagination 1 Next page To make an apt answer is a joy to a man, and a word in season, how good it is!(ESV, Proverbs 15:23)
Jim Tue, 03/25/14 4:46 pm Termites and Ants .. all in one day http://sharperiron.org/article/woodpeckers-and-termitesSome have been lemmings too! Twitter Jim's Doctrinal Statement Steve Newman Tue, 03/25/14 5:30 pm Rope of Sand The reference to origin of the “rope of sand” is quite inaccurate. R.V. Clearwaters and others used it a long time before:http://www.galaxie.com/article/cenq02-4-07 Related . . . Topics: Political Theology, Church and State, U.S. History, Baptists, Soul Liberty The Baptists and the Bill of Rights The Historic Baptist View of the Nicene Creed Creeds, Confessions, And Carroll: An Essay In Defense Of Baptist “Creedalism” Southern Baptists grow in attendance and baptisms, decline in membership No More “Nursing Fathers”: A Baptist Theological Rationale for Religious Liberty Pagination 1 Next page To make an apt answer is a joy to a man, and a word in season, how good it is!(ESV, Proverbs 15:23)
Steve Newman Tue, 03/25/14 5:30 pm Rope of Sand The reference to origin of the “rope of sand” is quite inaccurate. R.V. Clearwaters and others used it a long time before:http://www.galaxie.com/article/cenq02-4-07 Related . . . Topics: Political Theology, Church and State, U.S. History, Baptists, Soul Liberty The Baptists and the Bill of Rights The Historic Baptist View of the Nicene Creed Creeds, Confessions, And Carroll: An Essay In Defense Of Baptist “Creedalism” Southern Baptists grow in attendance and baptisms, decline in membership No More “Nursing Fathers”: A Baptist Theological Rationale for Religious Liberty Pagination 1 Next page To make an apt answer is a joy to a man, and a word in season, how good it is!(ESV, Proverbs 15:23)
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