[John Leland 1789]

J.E. Carter is an apostate and is no good influence on the Southern Baptist Convention, nor on the positions of the U.S. government.

Carter will not be able to dissuade Baptists from their support of Israel if they are Bible-believing Baptists.

I do not know about the Southern Baptist Convention folks. I am a member of a Baptist church, but not a member of one which has any affiliation with any denominational structure. We still believe what earlier Southern Baptists believed — local church autonomy. But my question is: are most Southern Baptist folks still Premillennial in their eschatology? Or has this shifted?

[Star Traveler]

You asked — “But my question is: are most Southern Baptist folks still Premillennial in their eschatology? Or has this shifted?”

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I don’t know about most Southern Baptists, but this one is... :-) ... and dispensational...

[TXBubba]

are most Southern Baptist folks still Premillennial in their eschatology? Or has this shifted?

I can't speak for the "most" issue. However I know a lot who do not believe that. In fact, that started in the seminaries somewhere in the past century and many members do not agree with it. But they do not put the views of that particular point in the same class as their doctrine of salvation. In the end (pardon the pun) that issue isn't that big of a deal. Same thing goes for the wine was really grape juice stuff that filled the seminaries in the 1970s. I can pretty much say most do NOT belief that bunch of phooey.