Are you a Baptist?

[JacquelineDeane55]

I am. An Independent Baptist, to be precise.

I don't believe that threads on debate are supposed to go in this forum (I think they are supposed to go into the debate forum), although I have seen people post debate issues on this board.

 

[Bluelion]

Its debated among people of those who are baptist. That is why debate threads are posted here.

 

[th1bill]

I am a Christian that teaches, preaches and attends a Baptist Church, by preference. I was indwelt with the Holy Spirit in a Juke Joint as I sang the last Country Song I ever sang on the only gig I ever walked away from without being paid. I and the younger man that Pastors my SBC Church teach that being a Baptist of any flavor will get you into hell just as fast as being a Satanist. It is the Christ we must follow.

 

[ThisBrotherOfHis]

duplicate post. sorry.

 

[ThisBrotherOfHis]

I am Southern Baptist. I do not believe what I believe because I am a member of a Southern Baptist church, I am Southern Baptist because they believe what I believe is true.

 

[LoveisFirst]

I go to a Baptist church and couldn't agree more with what the others have said, very true.

 

[Keachian]

I am a Baptist, seeking to be one after the example of Mr Benjamin Keach, as should be gathered from my username and profile pic. I am a Confessionally Reformed Baptist because it is the most consistent position I have found without sacrificing Theology on the altar of pragmatism.

 

[Edouard]

Why are you focused on what "baptist" you are; rather than who Christ is?

I think th1bill was the only one on here who got it right thus far.

 

[JM]

I'm a Baptist, a Particular Baptist, a peculiar Baptist, a Reformed Baptist, a Confessional Baptist...who is always reforming.

 

[BBAS 64]

I'm a Baptist, a Particular Baptist, a peculiar Baptist, a Reformed Baptist, a Confessional Baptist...who is always reforming.

I second that!!

 

[Keachian]

Why are you focused on what "baptist" you are; rather than who Christ is?

I think th1bill was the only one on here who got it right thus far.

For a lot of us "Baptist" is synonymous with "Christian" and even more so it is a way of saying Christian of consistent faith and practice, the sub groupings would be a quest for more consistency in faith and practice.

 

[Skala]

I'm a Baptist, a Particular Baptist, a peculiar Baptist, a Reformed Baptist, a Confessional Baptist...who is always reforming.

I second that!!

Semper reformanda!