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The question that Southern Baptists need to confront—especially Southern Baptists born before 1970 or so—is whether the SBC is going to go along with the effort to conflate theological and cultural Conservatism.
A lot of cultural Conservatism is either unrelated or antithetic to theological Conservatism. My generation is done with those aspects of the Southern Baptist tradition.
The SBC can try to salvage pieces of the Conservative Resurgence that never should have been there in the first place, just so @FoundersMin , @BaptistNetworkand and @CBMWorg can play Culture Warrior and pontificate about keeping women in their place and the dangers of CRT.
In that case, they will continue to preside over a dying denomination.
Or the SBC can shepherd my generation in our efforts to confront the social infirmities that God has called us to address.
Or the SBC can shepherd my generation in our efforts to confront the social infirmities that God has called us to address.
