Baptist Sacraments and Ministers

I'm not here to debate doctrine or what is or isn't heresy, but just pointing out that what you said was disrespectful in the way that you phrased your opinion. As a sister in Christ, I am called upon by Scripture (as per 2 Tim 4:2), to remind you to speak in love and gentleness to other Christians. Ephesians 5:4 comes to mind, as does Eph 5:19.

Apparently. Fruits of the spirit are important, though. Colossians 3:12-14 is a good general refresher.

God bless! :crosself:

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"Communion is a sacrament in that it is an external and visible sign of an internal and spiritual reality"

"Thus, in additions to Communion and Lord's Supper, another appropiate term is "Eucharist" or "thanksgiving" (In the protestant sense). (Hallbrooks 1999, p. 188)


Hallbrooks, G.T. (1999) Communion. A Baptist's Theology. R. Wayne Stacey, Ed. Macon, GA: Smyth & Helwys Publishing, inc.

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This is the thing. We'll get someone who comes in from time to time and asks a question. We'll answer the question then a disagreement begins. The next thing you know we get the Baptist (who, are members of this forum) getting warnings or banned. Then we decide it's a good idea to start a thread about keeping the peace. So we start the thread and then a few hours later the cycle starts again. So when a person comes in who is not a Baptist and does not start a "fellowship" post, or who inserts or declares their doctrinal positions we are always the ones who end up in trouble. I am tired of seeing the Baptist/Anabaptists getting in trouble in our own forum. So you can kindly refrain from your sarcasm, and not get me into any more trouble than I'm already in. What you think is irrelavent, what your doctrine as a Lutheran is is also irrelevant to this conversation, which is in the Baptist/Anabaptist forum.

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MOD HAT ON

The OP question has been answered sufficently and this thread is now closed.

MOD HAT OFF

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