January 31st, 2008

Jimmy Carter heads push for Baptist unity

» Posted in Apostasy, Post Modern, The Church, aberrant/heretical teaching, discernment at 4:39 pm
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Jimmy Carter the great compromiser now attempts to unite Baptist denominations over his own beliefs. He can achieve this if everyone just decides that biblical issues that divide us like abortion, homosexual rights and Israel are no longer important. Well thanks to people like Jimmy Carter the church in America is now just about dumbed down enough to unite on anything.

clipped from www.christianworldviewnetwork.com
so the issues are only women in ministry, marriage, legalized abortion,
gay rights and the separation of church and state. Nothing that can’t be
overcome with a smiling compromiser like Jimmy Carter around to help everyone
link hands. After all, he brokered the Camp David Peace Accords that achieved
Middle East peace for at least ten minutes. The reason that the Peace
Accords didn’t end tension in the Middle East and the reason that uniting all
Baptists will ultimately fail is that the issues are based on principles of
right and wrong. For the Israelis, how much land can they give up before their
homeland ceases to exist? For Baptists, how much doctrinally can they give up
and still be Christians? For Baptists, the issues are sin and rebellion against
God versus obedience to His Word (Women in the pulpit). The issues are life and
death (abortion), Immorality versus morality (homosexuality), and those issues
are not going to go away

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Tags: abortion, Apostasy, Homosexual, Israel, peace, postmodern
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Date posted: Thursday, January 31st, 2008 4:39 pm | Under category: Apostasy, Post Modern, The Church, aberrant/heretical teaching, discernment
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