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r‘HlCAGO (APl—Tho presi- mi of the American Baptist Association said new Illlt ucrldwide unity thriough the ecumenical movement I] "not

of anti~Chriat.”’ Asserting that “eannenlsm is not for us." Dr. Paul Goodwin of Little Rock. Arie. sold in the ' menlng address at the associa- tmn's annual national messen- ‘ er meeting: 2 "We must not leave ﬂ plain road of preaching the gospel at (‘hrist to follow the «Vil'l do: tours. We would have all to lose and nothing to gain in a union- ‘ Izing movemen ." . In criticizing the ocunienlcai movement. Dr. Goodwin. who LI also pastor of the Unity Mn. pry Baptist Church III Little Hitlt'I‘I. told more than 2.500 dele- gnm and church mothers that r, doctrine and practice me "three good reasons" why missionary Ba should not unite with the commutes! move- men! llr said: “We are otten classed as Protestants as though we were at human origin going back only to the 16th or , 17th century. Thin Is not so. Baptists are not Protestants be- ause their history goes back yond the time of the Protest- an! Reformation.

CITES RERl'l‘AGl , "Baptists are not ditterent "I Limply because they are obstin- ate. They have a heritage " bought with ma-rtyr'a blood to preserve the truth. . . . We have been a separated people since the days of Christeand there is, not a reason in heaven or on earth for us to turn from this I» ISIIIOTI." 0n the question-of doctrine, ‘ to said missionary baptists "believe what the Bible says is urong. is wrong. and what the nihlc says is right is right. . . ." . I Then citing many foundation doctrines of ‘ church, includ- ‘ n: the depravity of man. sal- vation by grace and immersion of believers only. he said: "Missionary Baptiste w ould “tmtpromile every one of these teachings it they joined the ecu- menicai movement. The major- ity of the members of this world church deny every one of these ‘ precious truths.” ()n the question of practice, he said: “The ecumenical move- ment is not concerned wl mis- sions as taught in the Bible. but u is dedicated to the one mis- sion of uniting all churches into hurch." -

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