Welcome to the conversationsations that Matter podcast. I'm your host John Harris here to talk

about more Southern Baptist related content today. I said yesterday we were

going to do another show on Southern Baptist stuff and that is today's show.

We're going to talk a little bit about something that happened last Sunday, something that

I think is small but it illustrates something bigger.

And the thing it illustrates that's bigger is a

active attempt I believe to shield social justice teachers at Southern Baptist

institutions from the critiques of Orthodox

regular ordinary pew sitting rank and file conservative those who are

paying the bills, Southern Baptists.

And it's unfortunate because I think so many still are under the impression that the money that they put into the offering plate that goes to these southern Baptist institutions is really going for gospel work primarily and not even primarily but that's all it's going to.

And I've made the point for a while that it's not that there's not good

Southern Baptist seminarians out there who are going to preach the gospel but there's

something else going on there's another gospel that's also been preached and

Walter Strickland actually is one of the people who's done this who's

injected another gospel. And well, Professor Mosley, Dr. Mosley at the

South Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary where I went and got my MDF,

MDV, said something in a church service last Sunday that I think is a,

is, if what he's trying to do is to defend Dr Strickland's, you know, conservative credentials,

as for theological conservative credentials, then I think he did a good job as far as trying

to create a certain impression.

It's not accurate though. I think this play is being

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