Letters
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Moore, hypocrisy and spiritual ‘baggage’
Letters this week focus on Southern Baptist leader Russell Moore, conservative Christians’ political hypocrisy and the Baptist General Convention of Texas’ vote to remove LGBT-affirming congregations.
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What Jesus preached, Lake Shore and Moore
Letters this week focused on following Jesus’ example at Christmas, criticism of Lake Shore Baptist Church and defense of opposition to Russell Moore, head of the Southern Baptist Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission.
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Letters: What about a split? And Christmas
Letters this week respond to a recent editorial about what Baptists lose when they split, and discuss saying, “Merry Christmas.”
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Letters: Texas Baptists and letters to the editor
Letters this week focused on the 2016 Baptist General Convention of Texas annual meeting and recent letters to the editor.
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Letters: More responses to the BGCT annual meeting
Letters this week continued readers’ reactions to the 2016 Baptist General Convention of Texas annual meeting in Waco.
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Letters: The BGCT’s annual meeting
Recent letters focus on issues raised prior to and during the 2016 BGCT annual meeting. Updated Nov. 18
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Letters: Politics, Baylor
This week’s letters focus on the aftermath of the U.S. presidential election and Baylor University’s investigation into its sexual abuse scandal.
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Smith’s life illustrated God’s faithfulness
This week’s letter focuses on the life of James Smith, former president of the Southern Baptist Brotherhood Commission, who died recently.
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Start gender reconciliation in church
This week’s letter compares racial reconciliation and gender reconciliation.
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Letters: Trump, locker room talk and wisdom
This week’s letters respond to last week’s editorial, “How do evangelicals enable locker room talk about women?”
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Letter: ‘Under one God’
This week’s letter responds to the notion of America being “one nation under one God.”