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Unleasing my inner tooszer, February 19th, 2020.

Introduction

Just when my life starts getting back to normal,

the Southern Baptists hear about it and start acting up again.

If you want a little background to these words that I say, consider this brief article from Tom Askel. When I was a young man in the Navy, I went through a jag where I read an awful lot of

A.W. Toser. He was a bracing dose he was. And for some reason, when I thought

about the current dishevelled state among Southern Baptists, I thought of that old Tishbite, now with the Lord. And perhaps

I might sometimes wonder if he was overstating things I might back then, or if he was merely

being prescient in that uncanny way that prophetic voices have.

I mean, you know, just to put things in perspective, writing back then decades and decades ago,

Tozer thought that evangelicals were addicted to their entertainments back then.

Back when Carl Henry was still alive, and well before J.D. Greer was even born, which meant it was

a long time before anybody was shaking their booty for the Saints. What would Tozer say about our monkey shags now?

Speaking frankly, I think we are in the zone where we should conclude that he was being prophetic

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