In this post, Tom Nettles introduces a new edition of the Founders Journal featuring an article from Timon Cline on Critical Race Theory, explaining, “Timon’s work in law at Rutgers introduced him to critical legal theory. Soon he became aware of the far-reaching impact of Critical Theory in many disciplines and the implications it hasContinue reading “Founders Journal | Belated Fall 2019 Edition (Tom Nettles)”
Category Archives: SBC Author
Concerns raised over SBC Pastors’ Conference lineup
In this article, the Texan addresses concerns over the 2020 SBC Pastors’ Conference, reporting that, “Mike Stone, pastor of Emmanuel Baptist Church in Blackshear, Georgia, and current chairman of the SBC Executive Committee, told the TEXAN, ‘Southern Baptists have spoken clearly through the BF&M about female pastors. The inclusion of a female pastor is inContinue reading “Concerns raised over SBC Pastors’ Conference lineup”
Romans and Critical Theory (Ryan Fullerton)
In this two-part sermon series, Ryan Fullerton preaches on Romans and Critical Theory.
BREAKING: Q&A with the 2019 Resolutions Committee about Resolution 9
In this article, “members of the 2019 Resolutions Committee sought to shed light on both their purpose in addressing the topic and the process by which the resolution was developed, with the goal of clarifying any misconceptions.”
The Glory of the Cross (Stephen Wellum)
In this article, Stephen J. Wellum writes, “It would be an understatement to say that penal substitution has come under attack today. From voices outside of evangelical theology to those within, the historic Reformation view of the cross is claimed to be a ‘modern’ invention from the cultural West, to be too ‘legal’ in orientation,Continue reading “The Glory of the Cross (Stephen Wellum)”
Critical Race Theory, Intersectionality, and the Gospel (Tom Ascol)
In this post from Founders Ministries, Tom Ascol argues, “CRT (along with every other Marxist ideology) cannot be reconciled with what the Bible teaches about sin and salvation. First, to view all relationships in terms of power dynamics requires that people be seen in terms of the powerful (privileged, oppressors) and the powerless (marginalized, oppressed).Continue reading “Critical Race Theory, Intersectionality, and the Gospel (Tom Ascol)”
Critical Race Theory (Owen Strachan)
Critical Race Theory: Is it Christian? First Principles (Part 1) Critical Race Theory: What Does It Teach? (Part 2) Critical Race Theory: Four Problems with CRT (Part 3) Critical Race Theory: Three Final Problems with CRT (Part 4)
BREAKING: Southern Baptist Leaders Speak Out on Resolution 9, Founders Trailer, Abuse – Al Mohler Addresses Critical Race Theory and Intersectionality
[EDIT: An earlier headline seemed to indicate that Al Mohler had spoken to the Founders Trailer. The hosts, Ascol, and Denhollander speak to it, but not Mohler. Nor do all individuals explicitly reject Resolution 9 in the interviews. The headline has been corrected.] Nick Eicher and Megan Basham of The World and Everything in ItContinue reading “BREAKING: Southern Baptist Leaders Speak Out on Resolution 9, Founders Trailer, Abuse – Al Mohler Addresses Critical Race Theory and Intersectionality”
‘The SBC is built on relationships, and we have weakened that,’ Albert Mohler on BF&M 2000, nomination, Twitter (Albert Mohler)
In this article, Southern Baptist Texan interviews R. Albert Mohler, Jr., who says, “I think we’re at an interesting and strategic moment for Southern Baptists, and I would define success as helping Southern Baptists to move in unity and in theological health towards a future that will be even more faithful, even more evangelistic, evenContinue reading “‘The SBC is built on relationships, and we have weakened that,’ Albert Mohler on BF&M 2000, nomination, Twitter (Albert Mohler)”
Excerpt from Southern Baptist Identity: A Historical Perspective (Greg Wills)
IN THE INERRANCY CONTROVERSY that shook the SBC beginning in 1979, Southern Baptists divided over what it meant to be a Baptist. When Southern Baptists leaders polarized amid the conservative effort to make belief in inerrancy a condition of denominational service, their posture toward the inerrancy initiative derived in large measure from their understanding ofContinue reading “Excerpt from Southern Baptist Identity: A Historical Perspective (Greg Wills)”
