"By maintaining our distinct Regular Baptist identity, we have the greatest ministry platform from which we are able to make a contribution for truth within the harvest field of this world."
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John Greening’s Statement on Cedarville University.
This is a must-read if you want to understand the decision discussed at length here.
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"When you consult the books, you do not find more reasons to be a moderate or a liberal. You find more reasons to be a fundamentalist."
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IBC Completes First Dorm
On May 13, Boyd Dunn, the mayor of Chandler, Arizona, joined the administration and faculty of International Baptist College (Tempe, AZ) to cut the ribbon on Singleton Hall. Singleton Hall is IBC’s first residence hall in the college’s nearly 30-year history, and it represents a major landmark for the small school.
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"Don't Attend That College"
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On A Scale of One To Ten?
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"The term (Fundamentalist) came to be synonymous with 'low-brow, angry, belligerent idiot.'"
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Separation of the Individual Christian and the Local Church
Note: Dr. Richard V. Clearwaters was pastor of the Fourth Baptist Church in Minneapolis from 1940-1981. He led the Minnesota Baptist Convention out of the Northern Baptist Convention and convened the first section of the Conservative Baptist Association. During those years, he also founded Pillsbury Baptist Bible College and Central Baptist Theological Seminary. This article is from his autobiography, On the Upward Road. We believe it was originally written in the 1960s or 1970s. It is reprinted here with permission.
by Richard V. Clearwaters
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Separation from Professing Brethren- Notes toward an Understanding
The following notes were presented by Dr. Kevin Bauder, president of Cental Baptist Theological Seminary of Plymouth, MN, at a workshop at the 2006 National Leadership Convention at Calvary Baptist Theological Seminary, Lansdale, Pennsylvania. They were originally published at SharperIron on March 8, 2006.
I. Definitions.
A. Professing Brother.
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