reformed Baptist

[OzSpen]

Don't go to the link. Bad news.

This is spam. OP has posted the same link on several sub-forums here.

Please explain further so that we know exactly what the bad news spam is about.

Your kind of response here is unhelpful as you lacked specifics.

Oz

 

[Keachian]

Please explain further so that we know exactly what the bad news spam is about.

Your kind of response here is unhelpful as you lacked specifics.

Oz

The link is to an antisemitic, anti-Christian, Satanist website full of halftruths and falsity

 

[AndOne]

Please explain further so that we know exactly what the bad news spam is about.

Your kind of response here is unhelpful as you lacked specifics.

Oz

I'll take his word for it. Thanks for the heads up Steve.

 

[desmalia]

Just to fan the flame a bit... lol

I consider myself a Reformed Baptist. Over the past several years I've become more convinced that the Doctrines of Grace (Calvinism) are a key doctrine, but not the only one. For those of you who are Reformed Baptists, do you consider Covenant Theology to be vital as well? As far as I understand, it was held by the early Reformed Baptists.

Grandma Dolittle, thank you for asking the question. As you can see, the Baptist forum has an ongoing heated debate between Free Will (Arminian) Baptists and Calvinistic Baptists. If you are at all curious what exactly Calvinism is and why it is biblical, I want to encourage you to ask in the Semper Reformanda forum. Great group of people there who can help you with that, and without the same division you see in this forum. I want to suggest this because what we're dealing with here are important teachings about God's very nature, which should be explored and understood by all believers. God bless.