Increasing Knowledge of the Doctrine of Salvation among Sunday School Participants at First Baptist Church Minden Louisiana

Stephen Duwayne Bradley

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Increasing Knowledge of the Doctrine of Salvation among Sunday School Participants at First Baptist Church Minden Louisiana

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Stephen Duwayne Bradley. Increasing Knowledge of the Doctrine of Salvation Among Sunday School Participants At First Baptist Church Minden Louisiana. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/22425316-8d8b-49ce-8dcb-7596bd44c7a3?locale=it.

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S. D. Bradley. Increasing Knowledge of the Doctrine of Salvation among Sunday School Participants at First Baptist Church Minden Louisiana. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/22425316-8d8b-49ce-8dcb-7596bd44c7a3?locale=it

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Stephen Duwayne Bradley

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This project seeks to help Baptists better understand soteriology by using the Baptist Faith and Message 2000 as a model to demonstrate how both Reformed and Arminian soteriological views can fit within the Baptist Faith and Message 2000, and to be clear where there is disagreement. It is not appropriate to label Southern Baptists as Calvinists, or Arminians, as historically they fall somewhere between the two persuasions. While there is significant agreement on numerous facets, Baptists vary on elements of soteriology, and thus training lay people to understand these differences will cause less confusion and mitigate unnecessary division. Chapter 1 introduces the basis for the research project; the thesis of the project, the goals, and the methodology.Chapter 2 introduces biblical and theological foundations for the doctrine of salvation. This chapter presents exegetical interpretations of relevant biblical passages and theological material.Chapter 3 provides historical information regarding Reformed/Arminian debate within the Southern Baptist Convention.Chapter 4 presents a recounting of the project including a 12-week study of the doctrine of salvation as presented by the Baptist Faith and Message 2000.Chapter 5 provides a short conclusion for the project and offers additional observations, and testimonials from the participants of the 12-week course. Suggestions for further study are also included.

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