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There is no such hierarchy as an "Independent Baptist denomination." John R. Rice passed many years ago, and though revered by many, is doubtfully the "best known" figure of Independent Baptists today
Ruckman defines his enemies broadly. “This cult is the Alexandrian Cult of North Africa, and its tenacles [sic] stretch from Origen (184-254 A.D.) to John R. Rice and the faculty members of every ‘recognized’ Christian school in the world,” according to Ruckman.<ref>Ruckman, Peter Ruckman, “Alexandrian Cult Members: Professional Liars,” ''Bible Believers’ Bulletin'',
Ruckman defines his enemies broadly. “This cult is the Alexandrian Cult of North Africa, and its tenacles [sic] stretch from Origen (184-254 A.D.) to John R. Rice and the faculty members of every ‘recognized’ Christian school in the world,” according to Ruckman.<ref>Ruckman, Peter Ruckman, “Alexandrian Cult Members: Professional Liars,” ''Bible Believers’ Bulletin'',
Aug. 1978, p. 4.</ref> Rice is the best-known member of Ruckman’s own Independent Baptist denomination.<ref>Rice wrote this response: “[http://www.kjvonly.org/other/jrrice_some_questions_for_%20king_james_fans_pr.html Some Questions for King James Fans]", March 30, 1979.</ref>
Aug. 1978, p. 4.</ref> Rice was perhaps the most well-known figure of Independent Baptists.<ref>Rice wrote this response: “[http://www.kjvonly.org/other/jrrice_some_questions_for_%20king_james_fans_pr.html Some Questions for King James Fans]", March 30, 1979.</ref>
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