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Early church view on Jesus as God’s Son debated | Baptist Press
A noted evangelical-turned-agnostic and a well-known agnostic-turned-evangelical were the featured speakers Feb. 12-13 at the 12th annual Greer-Heard Point-Counterpoint Forum at New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary.
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8 Myths Every Millennial Believed About Adulthood – RELEVANT
Most millennials grew up with an exciting sense of promise: The economy was booming. The Internet was changing the way we communicate. MTV still played
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LifeWay to close stores on 3 seminary campuses | Baptist Press
LifeWay Christian Stores are closing at three Southern Baptist seminary campuses -- Southwestern, Southeastern and Midwestern, with a change in buying patterns among seminary students cited as the reason for the closures.
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Bronco thankful for Super Bowl despite $1,800 game ticket | Baptist Press
After having to pay $1,800 for his newborn daughter to be able to attend Super Bowl 50, Bronco punter Britton Colquitt is quick to point out that all things work together for the good of those who love God.
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SUPER BOWL: Broncos, Panthers discuss sportsmanship, faith | Baptist Press
While underinflated footballs aren't dominating Super Bowl headlines this year, the National Football League still had its share of unsportsmanlike conduct calls, concussions and doping allegations. But rules do matter and those who don't follow them must pay the consequences, players say.
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Angola Warden Burl Cain slates Jan. 1 retirement | Baptist Press
Burl Cain, known for a much-heralded transformation at the "bloodiest prison in America," is retiring Jan. 1 after nearly 21 years as head of the Louisiana State Penitentiary at Angola.
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Angola prison church joins Baptist association | Baptist Press
A church of inmates at the Louisiana State Penitentiary at Angola has received a unanimous vote into the Washington Baptist Association. Inmate pastor Paul Will is "overwhelmed and humbled by the fact that God has chosen to love and use the most broken of souls, in the most unlikely of circumstances to do such a marvelous work."
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Royals’ Ben Zobrist: a ‘missionary’ to teammates | Baptist Press
Kansas City Royals' Ben Zobrist, beyond clutch homers, is "a missionary" in pro sports, his pastor says. Zobrist will be at second base when the Royals open the World Series against the New York Mets tonight in Kansas City.
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Kan.-Neb. Baptists increase CP to SBC causes | Baptist Press
Messengers to the Kansas-Nebraska Convention of Southern Baptists increased the percentage of Cooperative Program receipts they will forward to Southern Baptist Convention missions and ministries and affirmed both biblical marriage and the sanctity of life during the convention's annual meeting Oct. 12-13 at Blue Valley Baptist Church in Overland Park, Kan.
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TRUSTEES: Whitfield elected SEBTS’ VP for academic admin. | Baptist Press
Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary's board of trustees named Keith Whitfield as the new vice president for academic administration at its biannual meeting on Oct. 12.
