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<blockquote data-quote="Quartermaster" data-source="post: 1403387" data-attributes="member: 20353">Everyone has occassional problems with legalism as it is an easy trap to fall into. In the increasingly nihilistic, pagan US, the enemies of the Church take any avenue to denigrate the Church. Many infiltrate Churches and do it from the inside. The poster child here is the Episcopal Church which has fallen faster than any of the protestant groups. It would appear the infiltrators learned their lesson and are trying it with the Southern Baptist Convention now.Fundamentalism was defined by a series of small books published around 1900. I have a copy of the series from Ages Software, and trying to shove the Church into a box labeled by fundamentalism as it has come to be distorted, does not fit. That what is being in ignorance is not the issue, as it is being done by design. We are well into the end times and God is allowing evil to rise and consolidate so he can deal with it finally.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Quartermaster, post: 1403387, member: 20353"] Everyone has occassional problems with legalism as it is an easy trap to fall into. In the increasingly nihilistic, pagan US, the enemies of the Church take any avenue to denigrate the Church. Many infiltrate Churches and do it from the inside. The poster child here is the Episcopal Church which has fallen faster than any of the protestant groups. It would appear the infiltrators learned their lesson and are trying it with the Southern Baptist Convention now. Fundamentalism was defined by a series of small books published around 1900. I have a copy of the series from Ages Software, and trying to shove the Church into a box labeled by fundamentalism as it has come to be distorted, does not fit. That what is being in ignorance is not the issue, as it is being done by design. We are well into the end times and God is allowing evil to rise and consolidate so he can deal with it finally. [/QUOTE]

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