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| − | '''Independent Baptist''' or '''Independent Fundamentalist Baptist''' churches are [[Christian]] churches which generally adhere to [[conservative]] [[Baptist]] beliefs and do not join | + | '''Independent Baptist''' or '''Independent Fundamentalist Baptist''' churches are [[Christian]] churches which generally adhere to [[fundamentalist]] [[conservative]] [[Baptist]] beliefs and specifically do not join any of the Baptist denominations. Another key characteristic of the churches is their adherence to the [[King James only]] position on the Bible: a significant number specifically state in their official doctrinal statements that no other translation will be used in their teaching while very few do not hold to this view. |
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| + | Independent Baptist churches make up a small number of the Baptist churches in the [[United States]] and a small number of people who consider themselves Baptists belong to an Independent Baptist church. | ||
Independent Baptists include [[John R. Rice]], [[Peter Ruckman]], Bob Jones Jr., Bob Jones, III, [[J. R. Church]], [[Ross Spencer]], [[Kevin O'Brien]], [[Buck Hatfield]], [[Jimmy G. Tharpe]], and [[Don Ohm]]. [[Jerry Falwell]] began his ministry as an Independent Baptist, but later joined the Southern Baptist Convention. Numerous Bible [[colleges]], including [[Pensacola Christian College]] in Pensacola, [[Florida]], are affiliated with this denomination, and [[Bob Jones University]] is sometimes associated with the movement despite its official non-denominational status and its founding by a [[Methodist]]. Many Independent Baptist Bible colleges are small institutions operated by a local church, like Landmark Baptist College in Haines City, Florida. | Independent Baptists include [[John R. Rice]], [[Peter Ruckman]], Bob Jones Jr., Bob Jones, III, [[J. R. Church]], [[Ross Spencer]], [[Kevin O'Brien]], [[Buck Hatfield]], [[Jimmy G. Tharpe]], and [[Don Ohm]]. [[Jerry Falwell]] began his ministry as an Independent Baptist, but later joined the Southern Baptist Convention. Numerous Bible [[colleges]], including [[Pensacola Christian College]] in Pensacola, [[Florida]], are affiliated with this denomination, and [[Bob Jones University]] is sometimes associated with the movement despite its official non-denominational status and its founding by a [[Methodist]]. Many Independent Baptist Bible colleges are small institutions operated by a local church, like Landmark Baptist College in Haines City, Florida. | ||
Revision as of 03:31, January 23, 2018
Independent Baptist or Independent Fundamentalist Baptist churches are Christian churches which generally adhere to fundamentalist conservative Baptist beliefs and specifically do not join any of the Baptist denominations. Another key characteristic of the churches is their adherence to the King James only position on the Bible: a significant number specifically state in their official doctrinal statements that no other translation will be used in their teaching while very few do not hold to this view.
Independent Baptist churches make up a small number of the Baptist churches in the United States and a small number of people who consider themselves Baptists belong to an Independent Baptist church.
Independent Baptists include John R. Rice, Peter Ruckman, Bob Jones Jr., Bob Jones, III, J. R. Church, Ross Spencer, Kevin O'Brien, Buck Hatfield, Jimmy G. Tharpe, and Don Ohm. Jerry Falwell began his ministry as an Independent Baptist, but later joined the Southern Baptist Convention. Numerous Bible colleges, including Pensacola Christian College in Pensacola, Florida, are affiliated with this denomination, and Bob Jones University is sometimes associated with the movement despite its official non-denominational status and its founding by a Methodist. Many Independent Baptist Bible colleges are small institutions operated by a local church, like Landmark Baptist College in Haines City, Florida.