Southern Baptist Convention and the Judgement of History

The Taint of an Original Sin

AvLuther E. Copeland

Inbunden, Engelska, 2002

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Never before has a book sought to relate the various aberrations of Southern Baptist history to the defense of slavery. Copeland maintains that the inception of the Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) is tainted by its origins in the defense of slavery. The Southern Baptist Convention and the Judgment of History also emphasizes the relation to American Baptists, the response to the ecumenical movement, the position of women, the enforcement of theological orthodoxy, and foreign missions.The revised edition aims to bring readers up to date on what has happened in the SBC (the radical statement of 1995, the revision of the Baptist Faith and Message statement at the points of Baptist theology, the status of women, etc.) since the books original publication, and to explain how the SBC's controversial stance on racial issues has influenced the denominational life of members and how this stance developed.

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Utgivningsdatum:2002-07-03
Mått:143 x 226 x 20 mm
Vikt:372 g
Format:Inbunden
Språk:Engelska
Antal sidor:198
Förlag:University Press of America
ISBN:9780761822875

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Copeland…points out fruitful avenues of research and suggests new questions. . . . He clarifies his thesis against critics of the first edition by reminding his readers the he never intended to show slavery as the sole cause of what he calls the 'various aberrations of the Southern Baptist Convention,' just one of the oldest and most persistent.

Innehållsförteckning

Chapter 1 ForewordChapter 2 PrefaceChapter 3 Preface to Revised EditionChapter 4 Abbreviations Used in this BookChapter 5 Introduction: Our Present Predicament and the Burden of Our HistoryChapter 6 A System "Instituted and Commanded by God:" The SBC, Slavery, and Southern IdentityChapter 7 "Keeping the Negro in His Place:" The Continuation of Racism among Southern BaptistsChapter 8 Anglo-Saxons— "God's Pre-eminent Missionary Race:" Racism and Missionary PaternalismChapter 9 "Free to Serve as a Source of Blessing Anywhere:" Southern Baptists and American BaptistsChapter 10 "Our Theology, Our Doctrines, Our Methods are Complete:" Southern Baptists and Other ChristiansChapter 11 "First in the Edenic Fall:" The Southern Baptist Enforcement of OrthodoxyChapter 12 ConclusionChapter 13 Appendix IChapter 14 Appendix IIChapter 15 NotesChapter 16 BibliographyChapter 17 IndexChapter 18 About the Author