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In reply to the discussion: Voddie Baucham: Why I Choose To Believe The Bible [View all]muriel_volestrangler
(101,567 posts)13. Why would you post someone like that here? To discredit Christianity?
Biblical patriarchy
Baucham is an adherent of biblical patriarchy. He outlined his views on the subject in his 2009 book What He Must Be: ...If He Wants to Marry My Daughter, though preferring the phrase "gospel patriarchy".[12] Baucham criticized Sarah Palin's vice presidential candidacy in 2008, on the basis that women serve best at home.[13][14]
Baucham is also a supporter of the Stay-at-home daughter movement.[15] He appeared in Vision Forum's 2007 documentary Return of the Daughters, in which he said that America is suffering an "epidemic of unprotected women."[16]
Family and church
Baucham and his wife have homeschooled their children, and he has spoken against Christians sending their children to public schools.[17][18] In his 2007 book, Family Driven Faith: Doing What It Takes to Raise Sons and Daughters Who Walk with God, Baucham argued that parents (especially fathers) can and should disciple their children through family worship and through attending family integrated churches.[19][20]
Critical race theory
Baucham rejects critical race theory in favor of what he calls "biblical justice", and sees it as a religious movement, with its own cosmology, saints, liturgy, and law.[21] Baucham's 2021 book Fault Lines: The Social Justice Movement and Evangelicalism's Looming Catastrophe outlines his criticisms of the movement.[22] In Fault Lines he argues that Critical Theory and its subsets, Critical Race Theory-Intersectionality and Critical Social Justice are grounded in Western Marxism, the public social justice conversation is perpetuating misinformation, and is incompatible with Christianity as a competing worldview.[23] In August 2021, Baucham was accused of plagiarizing parts of the book and falsifying a quote he attributed to Richard Delgado, an early researcher of critical race theory.[24] The publisher, Salem Books, rejected the plagiarism claim, saying it was merely a matter of style, while Delgado denied making such a quotation.[25]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voddie_Baucham
Baucham is an adherent of biblical patriarchy. He outlined his views on the subject in his 2009 book What He Must Be: ...If He Wants to Marry My Daughter, though preferring the phrase "gospel patriarchy".[12] Baucham criticized Sarah Palin's vice presidential candidacy in 2008, on the basis that women serve best at home.[13][14]
Baucham is also a supporter of the Stay-at-home daughter movement.[15] He appeared in Vision Forum's 2007 documentary Return of the Daughters, in which he said that America is suffering an "epidemic of unprotected women."[16]
Family and church
Baucham and his wife have homeschooled their children, and he has spoken against Christians sending their children to public schools.[17][18] In his 2007 book, Family Driven Faith: Doing What It Takes to Raise Sons and Daughters Who Walk with God, Baucham argued that parents (especially fathers) can and should disciple their children through family worship and through attending family integrated churches.[19][20]
Critical race theory
Baucham rejects critical race theory in favor of what he calls "biblical justice", and sees it as a religious movement, with its own cosmology, saints, liturgy, and law.[21] Baucham's 2021 book Fault Lines: The Social Justice Movement and Evangelicalism's Looming Catastrophe outlines his criticisms of the movement.[22] In Fault Lines he argues that Critical Theory and its subsets, Critical Race Theory-Intersectionality and Critical Social Justice are grounded in Western Marxism, the public social justice conversation is perpetuating misinformation, and is incompatible with Christianity as a competing worldview.[23] In August 2021, Baucham was accused of plagiarizing parts of the book and falsifying a quote he attributed to Richard Delgado, an early researcher of critical race theory.[24] The publisher, Salem Books, rejected the plagiarism claim, saying it was merely a matter of style, while Delgado denied making such a quotation.[25]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voddie_Baucham
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Miss me with your comparison to Cox. Tell it to the 48% of your fellow Democrats who are Christian and
ancianita
Apr 30
#3
Or they just say that they are so that they can climb the social ladder.... nt
DontBelieveEastisEas
Apr 30
#27
cool, now tell me bout the slavery genocide rape and omniscient germ theory
Stardust Mirror
Apr 30
#5
Cool, cuz if you read it you'd know that nothing you say about the science or power hungry men is even in or from that
ancianita
Apr 30
#9
If someone tried to get me to join an organization and told me a little of its history which included, massacres,
brewens
Apr 30
#31
Or they just say that they are so that they can climb the social ladder.... nt
DontBelieveEastisEas
Apr 30
#28
Why would you post someone like that here? To discredit Christianity?
muriel_volestrangler
Apr 30
#13
You are right about his other attributes as a Christian. And I agree and am solidly against any
ancianita
Apr 30
#20
No, I'm not doing that at all. It's the Bible's timeline of its story of humans coming to god consciousness. I'm NOT
ancianita
Apr 30
#32