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  1. AlexB23

    Baptist Schism: What Do You Guys Think

    Hello folks. As a Catholic, who likes all branches of Christianity, I am wondering what you guys think about the Baptist Schism of SBC and it is sad how churches are getting split up over this woke stuff happening nowadays. Methodists broke up in 2022-2023, Lutherans are getting broken up...
    • AlexB23
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    • 2024 baptists discernment one in christ prayers protection of churches schisms wokeness
    • Replies: 56
    • Forum: Baptists
  2. S

    What are Baptist Christians Thoughts on Hypnosis?

    For people that consider themselves and call themselves Baptists, what do you think about hypnosis? Do you think that its acceptable for Baptist Christians to practice hypnosis or see hypnotists or hypnotherapists?
    • silvergreen
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    • baptists christian answers hypnosis
    • Replies: 1
    • Forum: Baptists
  3. justme6272

    What would you think of a non-Baptist pastor who uses the pulpit to make fun of Baptists?

    The pastor has a dry sense of humor and tries to be funny while keeping a straight face. Much of the congregation laughs, but not all. There's no way to know to what extent he's joking, or to have any idea why he's picking on Baptists rather than other denominations cause he never elaborates...
  4. Tone

    What if we ALL prayed like this?

    This is a post from another thread, but what if we all prayed for each other: Baptists for Methodists; Calvinists for Messianics; Catholics for Jehovah's Witnesses...and vice versa, etc...do you believe The Creator would bless such prayer? The enemy can divide us over disagreements over words...
    • Tone
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    • Replies: 8
    • Forum: Prayer Wall
  5. DJKatt17

    Getting Baptized

    So I am getting baptized tomorrow and I need some help? Right before I get dunked I am supposed to share my personal testimony, and I am having a leeetle trouble with it. I am not great at public speaking and kinda have social anxiety, and I am THE ONLY ONE getting baptized so I am more than a...
  6. Dylan Akers

    Questions about Understanding the Baptist and Catholic faith?

    Hi everyone, Since I became a practicing Christian five years ago, I have been a member of a Baptist church. However, as I've read Scripture, prayed, listened to prominent pastors, and discussed with Christian friends, I've found more compelling evidence, conviction, alignment with my beliefs...
  7. Dylan Akers

    Questions for Understanding Baptist and Catholic Practice

    Hi everyone, Since I became a practicing Christian five years ago, I have been a member of a Baptist church. However, as I've read Scripture, prayed, listened to prominent pastors, and discussed with Christian friends, I've found more compelling evidence, conviction, alignment with my beliefs...
    • Dylan Akers
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    • baptists catholicism convictions questions
    • Replies: 13
    • Forum: Baptists
  8. robert skynner

    John 10:30 I and the Father are one: does NOT prove Oneness Pentecostalism!

    ‘I and my Father are one.’ (John 10:30, KJV). ‘ego kai ho patar ev esmen: (John 10:30: The Nestles Greek text). ‘I ((Subject)) and ((conjunction)) my Father ((object)) are ((verb 1st-person-plural)) one ((adjective)).’ (John 10:30, KJV). Oneness people would need to explain the use...
    • robert skynner
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    • apostolic arianism baptists cults evangelism jesus christ oneness pentecostal theology trinitarian trinity
    • Replies: 19
    • Forum: Exploring Christianity
  9. robert skynner

    The Oneness Pentecostals and the Baptismal Formula

    1. The exact wordings and even the Greek prepositions differ widely between these so called Oneness baptismal proof texts found at Acts 2, 8, 10, and 19. At Acts 2:38 we read “in (εἰς eis) the name Jesus Christ,” at Acts 8:16 and 19:5 we read; “in (εἰς eis) the name Lord Jesus,” and lastly...
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