101. Hall Of Church History—The Baptists The Baptists. Continue in the faith grounded and settled, and be not moved away from the hope of the gospel, which ye have heard" (Colossians 123). he Baptists derive from two different streams. http://www.gty.org/~phil/baptist.htm

Click here to jump to the links on this page. Click here to go to our page of Creeds, Confessions, and Catechisms. The Baptists Continue in the faith grounded and settled, and be not moved away from the hope of the gospel, which ye have heard" (Colossians 1:23). he Baptists derive from two different streams. Particular Baptists usually claim a line of descent that goes back to the Reformers. General Baptists and Landmark Baptists trace their descent from the Anabaptists. The Baptists are probably the most diverse of all denominations. The Particular Baptists have produced several fine theologians, including John Gill, James P. Boyce, and J. L. Dagg. Augustus Strong, another well-known Baptist theologian, was an Amyraldian (four-point Calvinist). Baptists in the twentieth century have predominantly leaned toward the more Arminian theology of the General Baptists, but the tide may be turning, as is evidenced by the growing influence of the Calvinistic Southern Baptist Founders Conference , and the growth of the Reformed Baptist churches. Baptists: The Only Thorough Religious Reformers by John Quincy Adams, A.M.

102. The Religious Movements Page: Group Profiles Organized According To Melton's Rel Links to Religious Bodies Organized according to J. Gordon Melton s Religious Family Groupings. Pentecostal, European FreeChurch, baptist. http://religiousmovements.lib.virginia.edu/profiles/listmelton.htm

Links to Religious Bodies Organized according to J. Gordon Melton's Religious Family Groupings Western Liturgical Eastern Liturgical Lutheran Reformed-Presbyterian ... Eastern Unclassified J. Gordon Melton's authoritative work The Encyclopedia of American Religions organizes all religious bodies in North America into twenty (20) families. Families share three common features: heritage, theology or belief (in a broad sense), and lifestyle. Below we present links to the home pages of all religious groups in the U.S. and Canada that we have been able to locate, organized by the family grouping of Melton. If you know the official name of the group you are looking for, use the search engine on the left hand navigation bar just above this text. You can use the navigation links immediately below to jump to the links in each family. Or, you can use the index table below which provides a further breakdown of families to locate the group of interest to you. Note: Offsite links open a new browser window.

103. Official Denominational Web Sites Primitive Methodist Church in the USA; Progressive National baptist Church. R. Reformed Judaism; Reformed Presbyterian Church of North America; Religious Society of http://hirr.hartsem.edu/org/faith_denominations_homepages.html

Home Organizations Denominations Official Denominational Web Sites Note: Several of the organizations and religious groups listed on this page either do not envision themselves as denominations or are loose associations of congregations; therefore, the web site listed might not be an official denominational site nor represent an "official" perspective of a national religious entity. A B C D ... J K L M N O ... P Q R S T U ... W X Y Z Home Church/Cell Groups/Miscellaneous Additional Lists of denominational homepages A Advent Christian General Conference Adventist Connections African Methodist Episcopal Church African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church ... Apostolic Faith Mission of Portland, OR Apostolic Catholic Assyrian Church East USA Diocese West USA Diocese California Diocese Apostolic Lutheran Church of America ... Armenian Apostolic Church of America [Catholicosate of Cilicia ]: Eastern Prelacy Armenian Apostolic Church of America [Cathlicosate of Etchmiadzin]: Western Diocese Assemblies of God Assemblies of God International Fellowship (Independent) Association of Free Lutheran Congregations ... Association of Vineyard Churches B Bahá'í - The Bahá'í Faith Baptist Bible Fellowship International Baptist General Conference Baptist Missionary Association of America ... Baptist Organizations, Various

104. . FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ALPHARETTA . Service Times 830 am Blended/Traditional 945 am Bible Study 1100 am Contemporary 600 pm Worship Service. 44 Academy Street Alpharetta http://www.fbca.com/

105. ADDRESS TO SOUTHERN BAPTIST LEADERS (1960) baptist. It was Virginia s harassment of baptist preachers, for example, that led to Jefferson s statute of religious freedom. Today http://usinfo.state.gov/usa/infousa/facts/democrac/66.htm

ADDRESS TO SOUTHERN BAPTIST LEADERS (1960) John F. Kennedy The Protestant immigrants to the New World brought many things in their baggage, including a deep-seated distrust of Roman Catholicism. Although Catholics had been among the early settlers of the New World, they had been a minority in the thirteen colonies that eventually became the United States. Not until significant numbers of Catholics began migrating to the United States in the mid-nineteenth century did anti-Catholicism emerge as a potent, and ugly, political and social phenomenon. Although Irish Catholics began to play a major role in local and state politics in the latter nineteenth century, the first Catholic to seek a national office was the popular governor of New York, Alfred Emanuel Smith, who was the Democratic nominee for president in 1928. Anti-Catholic prejudice, the fear that a Catholic president would "take orders" from the Pope, insured Smith's defeat. Methodist Bishop Adna Leonard declared: "No Governor can kiss the papal ring and get within gunshot of the White House." Even liberal Protestants were concerned. The Christian Century declared it could not "look with unconcern upon the seating of a representative of an alien culture, of a medieval, Latin mentality, of an undemocratic hierarchy and of a foreign potentate in the great office of the President of the United States." Smith's defeat at the polls seemed to foreclose a Catholic from seeking the White House, until John F. Kennedy captured the Democratic nomination in 1960. Much to his dismay, he discovered that many southern Protestant groups still believed in old canards about every Catholic having to obey the Pope's commands unquestioningly. He finally decided to try to defeat the issue by meeting it head-on, and on September 12, 1960, he delivered the following statement before the Greater Houston Ministerial Association.

106. Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary Liberty baptist Theological Seminary began in 1973 with a goal to train young men and women in service to Jesus Christ. Students http://www.lbts.edu/

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107. Baptist Religion Indianapolis baptist Church religious cults, sects and movementsIndianapolis baptist Church - religious cults, sects, alternative religious movements. Indianapolis baptist Church. An Apologetics Index research resource. http://www.aberdonian.com/b-baptist.htm

This site is hosted by Netfirms Web Hosting Sponsored by KingdomShopping.co.uk Baptist Link Bridge of Don Baptist Church Information Located in Dubford Road, Bridge of Don. In March 1980 the young church with 48 members was formally constituted as a Baptist church and welcomed into the Baptist Union of Scotland. Today it has a membership of 175 and a regular Sunday morning worship service attendance of over 250. Link International Baptist Church Information Located in Cults, Aberdeen. Link Sheddocksley Baptist Church Information Currently there is no church building, with services held in Springhill Primary School and Burnside Community Centre.

108. Crosswalk.com - Commission Cites 11 Countries As Religious Liberty Violators Richard Land, president of the Southern baptist Ethics Religious Liberty Commission and a member of the USCIRF, agreed with the majority. http://www.crosswalk.com/news/religiontoday/1247232.html

faith family fun community ... shopping weblogs Religion Today Religion Today GOP Criticized for Overture to 'Friendly Congregations' Ministry Demands U.S. Response to Chinese Christian's Death ... Archive Search Crosswalk Search: In: religiontoday Crosswalk Newsletters Crosswalk Legal Update NEW Newsletter! Beyond The News NEW - Commentary from a Christian perspective Religion Today Summaries Religion Today Feature Story Religion Today Weekly News/Commentary Update Crosswalk Presents Special Offers from Crosswalk Partners Crosswalk Update Click here for a list of all of our newsletters Shopping Shopping Search: Title Author/Artist ISBN Keywords In: Christianbook.com Bargain Center Books New Music ... Free Christian Book Commission Cites 11 Countries as Religious Liberty Violators Baptist Press WASHINGTON (BP)The U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom has urged Secretary of State Colin Powell to designate 11 countries as severe violators of religious liberty, including first-time notations for Eritrea, India, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Turkmenistan and Vietnam. In its recommendations of "countries of particular concern" to the State Department, the commission proposed that five countries Burma, China, Iran, North Korea and Sudan be returned to the CPC list of governments noted for "systematic, ongoing and egregious violations of religious freedom."

109. Religious Institute: Congressional Briefing 2003 As a baptist minister and Protestant theologian, I understand that it is this dividethis very decisive divide-that explains why in both religious and secular http://www.religiousinstitute.org/greenfield.html

Home Page RELIGIOUS INSTITUE ON SEXUAL MORALITY, JUSTICE, AND HEALING Congressional Briefing on Religion and Sexuality Education June 23, 2003 1539 Longworth "A Protestant Christian Perspective" by The Rev. Dr. Larry L. Greenfield "I promise (or swear) to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth." Those words are usually associated with the courtroom. But those words about telling the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth help us understand something more broadly about faith-not just religious faith, but civic (or public and political ) faith as well. There are, that is, both religious and civic faith communities that prize-deeply value-truth-telling, and truth-seeking, and truth-teaching in a complete and uncompromising way. And there are also both religious and civic faith communities that do not prize-that devalue-truth-telling, and truth-seeking, and truth-teaching. As a Baptist minister and Protestant theologian, I understand that it is this divide-this very decisive divide-that explains why in both religious and secular faith communities there are people who fervently support abstinence-based comprehensive sexuality education and there are those who oppose it, who exclusively support abstinence-only-until-marriage sexuality education. It boils down to whether these people on different sides of the debate about the sexuality education of our children and youth are committed to telling the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth or if they believe that

110. New Orleans Religion - Christian, Jewish, Muslim, Catholic, Baptist, Methodist religion Based on Reason (network sponsor) Become a legally ordained clergy person for free online. It is available to every religion and faith. http://www.jumptoyourcity.com/neworleans/church.html

111. -- Beliefnet.com Your religion s Stance on Iraq A faithby-faith guide to where the major religious denominations stand on war with Iraq. Click on http://www.beliefnet.com/story/121/story_12190_1.html

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