JD Greer.. Southern Baptist.. or Greear.
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JD Greer.. Southern Baptist.. or Greear.
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Your vote and support for Donald Trump- Trump's any belief you have in God and is blasphemous to your belief in God!
So you are basically a sacrilege and trying to be just another sanctimonious asshole trying to hide behind your religion!
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — The Southern Baptist Convention lost more than 200,000 members in 2015— the ninth straight year of decline for the nation’s largest Protestant denomination.
Southern Baptists have lost a million members in 10 years
https://baptistnews.com/article/southern-baptists-lost-million-members-10-years/#.XD4_U1VKjIU
Southern Baptists have lost a million members in 10 years
https://baptistnews.com/article/southern-baptists-lost-million-members-10-years/#.XD4_U1VKjIU
Christ’s Return
A central component of all Southern Baptist eschatology is the return of Jesus Christ. Southern Baptists believe that Jesus will come back to Earth one day. They contend that His return will be visible and physical. This differs from certain denominations that hold to an allegorical view of Christ’s return. It also differs from those denominations that believe Jesus will return spiritually rather than physically. The return of Jesus is the starting point for all Southern Baptist eschatology.
Common Eschatology Views
The most commonly held Southern Baptist eschatology is known as "pretribulational premillennialism." In this view, Jesus will return to earth but not stay. He will rapture believers, removing them from Earth. Southern Baptists believe that a seven-year-long tribulation period will follow the rapture. They believe during the tribulation period that the Antichrist will conquer Earth, and they believe that Jesus will return again after the seven years and judge the living and the dead. Finally, they believe a 1,000-year-long Kingdom of God on Earth will follow.
Variant Eschatology Views
Another segment of Southern Baptists hold on to other views. One group believes the 1,000-year-long Kingdom of God isn't meant to be taken literally. Instead, they believe the Kingdom of God occurs here and now within the hearts of believers. This view is known as "amillennialism." Other Southern Baptists have a postmillennial eschatology. To them, Christianity will spread across the Earth, dominating the world. They believe once that occurs, Christ will return and reign on Earth for 1,000 years.
https://classroom.synonym.com/southern-baptist-eschatology-beliefs-12085046.html
A central component of all Southern Baptist eschatology is the return of Jesus Christ. Southern Baptists believe that Jesus will come back to Earth one day. They contend that His return will be visible and physical. This differs from certain denominations that hold to an allegorical view of Christ’s return. It also differs from those denominations that believe Jesus will return spiritually rather than physically. The return of Jesus is the starting point for all Southern Baptist eschatology.
Common Eschatology Views
The most commonly held Southern Baptist eschatology is known as "pretribulational premillennialism." In this view, Jesus will return to earth but not stay. He will rapture believers, removing them from Earth. Southern Baptists believe that a seven-year-long tribulation period will follow the rapture. They believe during the tribulation period that the Antichrist will conquer Earth, and they believe that Jesus will return again after the seven years and judge the living and the dead. Finally, they believe a 1,000-year-long Kingdom of God on Earth will follow.
Variant Eschatology Views
Another segment of Southern Baptists hold on to other views. One group believes the 1,000-year-long Kingdom of God isn't meant to be taken literally. Instead, they believe the Kingdom of God occurs here and now within the hearts of believers. This view is known as "amillennialism." Other Southern Baptists have a postmillennial eschatology. To them, Christianity will spread across the Earth, dominating the world. They believe once that occurs, Christ will return and reign on Earth for 1,000 years.
https://classroom.synonym.com/southern-baptist-eschatology-beliefs-12085046.html
StoneByStone
It's OK to Be White
Well you can be a married cuck and still be an incel.
If you need to tell yourself that homosexuality is wrong, you're probably just afraid that you might be gay yourself.
StoneByStone
It's OK to Be White
I'm sorry, I didn't mean to trigger snowflakes with imaginary friends.
Most Southern Baptist eschatology is a variant on the teaching of John Nelson Darby about 1830.
Wow! That’s quite a drain. I found this interesting
[FONT="]Baptisms, long considered a benchmark for denominational health, fell for the fifth straight year to 280,773. That’s the fewest [/FONT]since[FONT="] 253,361 in 1946.[/FONT]
My maternal grandmother was SB and I sometimes went to church with her so I am a little familiar with the denomination .. Not my thing. I was raised with more traditional (now old fashioned Protestant) beliefs.
I attended church with many of my friends, but never Southern Baptist, I also know little about them, just what I read.
As I said they follow some variant on the teachings of John Nelson Darby which goes to the pretrib rapture..
They don't accept the following Preterist view.
Luke 21:22 (NKJV) "For these are the days of vengeance, that all things which are written may be fulfilled."
Luke says that ALL things which are written will be fulfilled in the destruction of Jerusalem. What does he mean by that? "All things which are written," refers to prophecy.
All prophecy was to be fulfilled in the destruction of Jerusalem. Daniel tells us this very same thing in Daniel 9:24:
Daniel was told that 70 weeks had been determined on his people Israel, and the city of Jerusalem.
By the end of this prophetic time period, God promised that six things would be accomplished. One of the things that Daniel was told would happen by the end of that period was that God would "seal up vision and prophecy".
The Hebrew commentaries are in agreement on the meaning of to "seal up vision and prophecy" -- they say it means the end and complete fulfillment of all prophecy.
Daniel's prophecy tells of the time when all prophecy would cease to be given and what had been given would be fulfilled.
When would this be? Daniel's vision ends with the destruction of Jerusalem which we know occurred in 70 AD (Daniel 9:26):
So Luke is saying the same thing that Daniel said, which is that at the time Jerusalem is destroyed all prophecy will be fulfilled. What does that include? That would include the prophecy of the Second coming, the resurrection, the new heavens and earth, everything prophesied to Israel would be fulfilled at the time of Jerusalem's destruction.
I will freely admit to not being an expert but my question is: do any of Jesus' words say that women can't preach the word of God? I don't mean the words of Paul, the Apostles or anyone except Jesus... the "red" words.
Mr.Badguy
Super lefty
I grew up Southern Baptist, AMA.
Irish Exit
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They aren't completely godless. They do worship Wall Street and its prophet Hillary who promised them a 72 to 1 stock split in the afterlife
Mr.Badguy
Super lefty
The only time CFM kneels is to clean up his wife's black bull.
All three Abrahamic religions are about patriarchy.. Descent is traced thru the male line and women have very few rights.. although Islam affords women more rights that early Judaism or Christianity.. They say a man should love his wife like Christ loved the church, but women for the most part were chattel and could not inherit and they could be put to death if they were raped "in town".. Its all somewhat primitive... and doesn't elevate men or women.
Can you share what it’s like? We’re your parents staunch?