CBF, BJC, Young Baptists and Voluntary Faith

[Bruce Gourley]

The following blog entry and responses touch upon a cornerstone of our Baptist heritage: the protection and preservation of voluntary faith - http://cbfportal.wordpress.com/2009/07/ ... h-the-bjc/

Kris, if you chance upon this post: recognizing that you do not speak for CBF, I do nonetheless wonder if you see yourself speaking for other young moderate Baptists?

[Big Daddy Weaver]

I hope folks here will check out Kris Norris' recent post on the CBF blog titled

The comments from Bruce and Don are especially good. I think Kris needs to learn a little more about Baptist history (ironically I've been informed that Kris also works for BHHS ) and the Baptist Joint Committee. My comment expressed a bit of frustration with Kris for writing such a post and then not hanging around to defend his words. As someone who has been active in the blogosphere for about 4 years, it's slightly annoying when a blogger posts something certain to be controversial and then does not bother to dialogue with commenters.

[Tim Dahl]

BDW,

Does your enthusiasm for blogger/commenter interaction going to extend to your own blog? I noticed that your comment section is still turned off.

Tim

[Big Daddy Weaver]

Tim Dahl,

STILL turned off? What are you talking about?

I've NEVER turned my comments off. Are you sure that you visited my blog?

Based on your comment, I assume that you actually tried to leave one?

Since the Convention and General Assembly have been over, the blogosphere has slowed down a bit as well as the comments. But I've had a comment or two left each and every day this week.

I'm no SBC Today and I really think you're confused...

www.thebigdaddyweave.com

[Tim Dahl]

Whoa there big guy. No need for the long knives.

Yep, I've tried to put up a few comments, mostly in agreement. I'll check your blog again.

Tim