The Baptist Faith and Message 2000: Critical Issues in America's Largest Protestant Denomination
by John S. Hammett, Dorothy Kelley Patterson, Russell D. Moore, C. Ben Mitchell, Steve W Lemke, Daniel L. Akin, R. Albert Mohler Jr., Robert B. Stewart, Malcolm B. Yarnell Iii, Dr. Paige Patterson, Douglas K. Blount, Joseph D. Wooddell, Susie Hawkins, Chad Owen Brand, E David Cook, Barry K. Creamer, Keith E. Eitel, Jerry A. Johnson, Thomas J. Nettles
Delve into the Baptist Faith and Message 2000 with expert analysis from leading Southern Baptist scholars. This comprehensive volume addresses critical theological issues, historical developments, and practical applications for America's largest Protestant denomination. Ideal for students, pastors, and theologians seeking deeper insight into Baptist doctrine and contemporary challenges.
About This Book
The Baptist Faith and Message 2000 serves as a key confessional statement for Southern Baptists, addressing core doctrines and contemporary challenges within the denomination.
Edited by prominent scholars, this volume compiles essays that examine the statement's development, historical context, and ongoing relevance in American Protestantism.
Contributors include theologians and leaders who provide analysis on topics such as biblical authority, church governance, and ethical concerns facing Baptists today.
Through rigorous discussion, the book highlights the tensions and affirmations that shape Baptist identity in the modern era.
This work is essential for understanding the doctrinal framework that guides one of the nation's most influential religious groups.
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