My Apologies - Page 2

bbccollegeguy1 · #11 02-21-2008, 03:07 PM

I'm sorry I thought the issue was whether or not the school used the KJV not the supporting churches.

pastjeff · #12 02-21-2008, 03:54 PM

It is. My response was mainly to the comments made by drtaylor. Didn't mean to confuse the topic. It was already getting away from the focus on the school. The school is KJV and TR users, but not the typical KJVO stand.

rachelrafe · #13 05-26-2008, 01:51 PM

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Originally Posted by bbccollegeguy1

As a current I can sya without a doubt that in all of my classes a KJV Bible is required. All papers turned in where the Word of God is quoted are to be quoted from the KJV. Whether or not that means I attend a KJV only school is up to you to say.

I have friends that go there, and they said that KJV is required for classes and for preachers to preach from. But that they can use whatever version they want aside from that.

Coastie · #14 06-01-2008, 10:01 PM

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Originally Posted by oldschoolfundy

I offer my apology here. For some time I have been telling people that BBC was getting away from the KJV. After talking to a former student, I now know that the college is not. Some of the churches are getting away from it, but my answer to that is that they are autonomous. They have that right.

I believe 'oldschoolfundy' is correct. I've never known BBC to stray away from the KJV; however, I too believe that some of the independent Baptist churches in Springfield are straying away from it. If I were a student at the college, this would be one of my first questions to ask the Pastor of that particular church in which I'm moving my membership.

This is one reason why I'm so thankful that Trinity Baptist College (in Jacksonville, FL) is a ministry of Trinity Baptist Church. Both the church and the college stand fast to the KJV. Also, the college requires the students to attend Trinity Baptist Church. Initially, I did not like this requirement, but I can now see it's advantages. A student couldn't ask for the best way to train for the ministry.

Katie C. Callaway
Trinity Baptist College
Class of '09

Coastie · #15 06-01-2008, 10:02 PM

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Originally Posted by oldschoolfundy

...For some time I have been telling people that BBC was getting away from the KJV. After talking to a former student, I now know that the college is not. Some of the churches are getting away from it, but my answer to that is that they are autonomous. They have that right.

I believe 'oldschoolfundy' is correct. I've never known BBC to stray away from the KJV; however, I too believe that some of the independent Baptist churches in Springfield are straying away from it. If I were a student at the college, this would be one of my first questions to ask the Pastor of that particular church in which I'm moving my membership.

This is one reason why I'm so thankful that Trinity Baptist College (in Jacksonville, FL) is a ministry of Trinity Baptist Church. Both the church and the college stand fast to the KJV. Also, the college requires the students to attend Trinity Baptist Church. Initially, I did not like this requirement, but I can now see it's advantages. A student couldn't ask for the best way to train for the ministry.

Katie C. Callaway
Trinity Baptist College
Class of '09