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Why I Follow SBC Leaders Uncritically First and Critically Second

January 28, 2014 by Former Writer

Jared Moore has asked us to remove his posts. There are a handful, like this article, which we’ve turned into a summary and left the comments section posted.

Jared Moore argued that we should “try to follow SBC leaders uncritically first and critically second” giving five reasons, portions quoted below:

1. My heart is deceitful (Jer. 17:9)…

2. I am trying to love God and my neighbor (Matt. 22:37-39)…

3. Leaders have their necks out there answering to over 15,000,000 Southern Baptists and a board of trustees…

4. SBC leaders do not answer to me; SBC leaders answer to all Southern Baptists… If I think a criticism is Scripturally warranted, I must bring it before the convention for a vote.

5. I do not have the vote of the convention behind my criticisms…

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