What are the different types of Baptist?
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The pastor you describe is an example of an extreme fundamentalist.  It is important to understand that every Baptist is not this way.  When he told you that you were living a life of sin, you should have told him that he was as well.  We need to remember that the Bible says that we have ALL sinned.\n\n30 years ago, fundamentalists led a takeover of the Southern Baptist Convention and those who disagreed with them were either forced out or chose to leave.  The result was the formation of the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship.  Look at the website I am putting below.  If there is a CBF church in your area, you will probably feel for comfortable there.  Your pastor may or may not be Southern Baptist, but I have known at least one pastor who had beliefs EXACTLY like those you described.  Feel free to send me a message if you have some other questions.
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One of the main differences is that Lutherans believe in infant baptism and Baptists believe in waiting until the child is older. Also, the Baptists in the church across from my house have the women wear skirts all the time. They also strongly suggest tithing (giving ten percent of your income to the church) and abstain from dancing and drinking alcohol.
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Hey sister,\nAnother Baptist here. \nI believe that the Bible is the Word of God.\nI believe that you must trust in Jesus Christ to be your Savior, repent and turn from sin. \nI believe He is coming soon to take His bride (the church) home to glory.\nHow can it get any better than that?\nGod Bless
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baptist \n\nim going to miss voting for that guy
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Here is a website that has some pretty detailed info on different denominations. \nhttp://www.religionfacts.com/christianity/charts/denominations_practices.htm\nI thought it was pretty accurate from what (little) I know of different denominations. \n\nHope that helps!
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Try the Glasgow Baptist Church or the 1st Baptist Church of Glasgow.
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the office of a pastor is an ordained position, so the basic answer is that you would have to be called by a congregation of baptist believers to be their pastor.\n\nchurches will look for different qualifications in selecting a pastor, including training/education, adherence to the church's doctrinal statement of faith, and the biblical qualifications outlined in I Timothy 3:1-7\n\nthere are numerous baptist bible colleges and seminaries where you can be formally trained, and your choice of school will depend on the type of baptist church you are seeking to pastor. at the end of the day, while education is important, it is up to the local church to determine what they are looking for in a pastor.
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OK, Baptists are not protestants, protestants are break aways from Catholicism at the reformation. Greek catholics and roman catholics split in 869 ad; then in 1530 Martin Luther started the Lutheran church; 1531 the church of England broke away; 1541 Presbyterian church formed 1602 congregationalists formed; 1785 Methodists came from the church of England; 1810 the Cumberland church formed from the Presbyterians; then finally in 1812 the Disciples from the Presbyterians. The Episcopalians, and others were formed later but all derived from these. Baptists are fractured into many (60 - 100) But can trace themselves back to John the Baptist without Catholicism.
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1.Israelites\n2.Nazarene\n3.Solomon\n4.Paul\n5.Holy City/Jerusalem
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I did not find a perfect match, but you might want to look into the following:\n\nAmerican Baptist Women's Ministries\n\nJourney: A Woman's Guide to Intimacy with God\n\nLink & Visitor: a Baptist magazine for women \n\nMissions Mosaic, published by Southern Baptist Convention, Woman's Missionary Union\n\nVital Woman Magazine, published by American Baptist Women's Ministries
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I've got Baptist background. How can I help you?
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Born Again Christians and Baptists are sometimes out there.  Especially the Westboro Baptist ones.
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I have recently started attending a baptist church...The people are really nice, and this is a more libral baptist church so they are as pushy.
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http://altreligion.about.com/library/glossary/blsymbols.htm\ncheck this link and see if you can find it there\n\nhope it helps
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There are not a lot of differences.  The mainstream CoC generally do not allow musical instruments in church worship.  The other big difference is calvinism.  While there are some exceptions, overall the Baptist denomination is Calvinistic.  The CoC is not Calvinistic.  The CoC believes in free will and that God does not choose who goes to heaven or hell.  Calvinism says that God decides who goes and who does not, therefore Christ did not die for everyone but only for the elect (those He chose to go to heaven).  Calvinism does away with free will.  Calvinism also says a person can never lose their salvation once they have it while the CoC believes one can lose it and turn their back on God.
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There are the various kinds of Orthodox, the 27 branches of Catholic, the Mainline Christians, and the last group which includes Baptist, Pentecostals, and nodenoms.