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The SBC Executive Committee chose to waive Attorney-Client Privilege. The MeToo supporters think this is a good development, but do they understand the reason attorney-client privilege exists in the first place?
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Russell Fuller predicted the end of the Southern Baptist Convention over compromise, corruption, and most recently, the executive committee’s caving to the Me Too movement in waiving attorney-client privilege. Now the legal firm that represented the SBC for six decades is dropping the denomination.
Jon reads a blog he wrote 11 years ago on Columbus Day and talks about the role of providence in how we view the past.
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Francis Collins was director of the National Institute of Health under three presidents. He is hailed as an example of how evangelicals can retain their Christian identity and be highly professional and influential. Yet, Collins compromised many core evangelical ethical convictions during his time.
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Dr. Russell Fuller examines Amos 5, Micah 6, and other OT passages used by social justice advocates to support the claim that God is for social justice.
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Dr. Russell Fuller, a professor of Old Testament for many years at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary believes the Southern Baptist Convention is ending because of compromised leadership. He weighs in on the latest controversy surrounding the waiving of attorney-client privilege on the executive committee and talks about Al Mohler and his own political posturing related to the MeToo movement.
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Tim Muehlhoff and Richard Langer's book "Winsome Conviction" is doing well in the evangelical world. While there are some good things the book has to say, overall, one of its major effects is to move evangelicals toward soft-peddling social justice.
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Tim Muehlhoff and Richard Langer's book "Winsome Conviction" is doing well in the evangelical world. While there are some good things the book has to say, overall, one of its major effects is to move evangelicals toward soft-peddling social justice.
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Social Justice evangelicals use four basic tactics to push their views on Christian conservatives. This presentation will help you recognize and respond to them!
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Michael Kruger wrote an article for The Gospel Coalition encouraging me to submit, specifically to the government.
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