The Baptist Faith and Message 2000: Critical Issues in America's Largest Protestant Denomination
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The Baptist Faith and Message 2000: Critical Issues in America's Largest Protestant Denomination

by John S. Hammett, Dorothy Kelley Patterson, Russell D. Moore, C. Ben Mitchell, Steve W Lemke, Daniel L. Akin, R. Albert Mohler Jr., Robert B. Stewart, Malcolm B. Yarnell Iii, Dr. Paige Patterson, Douglas K. Blount, Joseph D. Wooddell, Susie Hawkins, Chad Owen Brand, E David Cook, Barry K. Creamer, Keith E. Eitel, Jerry A. Johnson, Thomas J. Nettles

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This multi-author volume explores The Baptist Faith and Message 2000 and the critical issues surrounding it within America’s largest Protestant denomination. Bringing together perspectives from numerous contributors, it provides a focused discussion of Baptist belief, identity, theology, and denominational life.

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This volume examines The Baptist Faith and Message 2000, a significant statement associated with America’s largest Protestant denomination.

Contributors address critical issues related to the document and its place within Baptist life.

Written by a broad group of authors, the book presents multiple perspectives on denominational belief, identity, and theological discussion.

It offers readers a focused resource for considering the meaning and impact of The Baptist Faith and Message 2000.

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