[Greetings_Puny_Humans]

No, the Black Liberation Theology of Wright was taught from the pulpit.

Yup, and so does Beth Moore, despite your "she's just an obscure sunday school teacher!" BS:

"That Fall Beth was re-taping Living Beyond Yourself and I sat up on the left-hand stairs near the top of Houston’s First Baptist Church. (Well, my left, her right.) I’d never, in all my years in church, seen somebody teach with such passion and authority. Needless to say, it was contagious. So contagious, in fact, that I went home and devoured my homework. I did it at night propped up in my bed because let’s be honest, I had no interest in setting aside an hour each morning, but that worked really well for me."

http://blog.lproof.org/2014/03/a-journey-through-bible-study.html

As for Rafael, you are not privy to the relationship going on there.

Then Cruz should probably stop sending him to CAMPAIGN ON HIS BEHALF TO DOMINIONIST/EVANGLICAL AUDIENCES and NOT RECEIVE HANDS ON ANOINTING BY DOMINIONISTS.

[Springfield Reformer]

Then Cruz should probably stop sending him to CAMPAIGN ON HIS BEHALF TO DOMINIONIST/EVANGLICAL AUDIENCES and NOT RECEIVE HANDS ON ANOINTING BY DOMINIONISTS.

But you never demonstrated that those folks at the laying on of hands were dominionists.  To this point, I haven't even seen you offer a concrete definition of dominionism.  You realize that when you make statements that can't be falsified, they can't be truthified either, right?  You can make all kinds of accusations, and without a firm definition, we can never be sure if it's true or not.  You haven't specificed anything ever taught from the pulpit that constitutes dominionism, not in that church, and until you do, yer talkin through yer hat, bro. :)

Peace,

SR

[Springfield Reformer]

BTW, why did you misquote me? I do not want future readers to think I said what you have in quotes as my words:

... despite your "she's just an obscure sunday school teacher!"

I never said she was obscure.  I said she was controversial. That's the opposite of being obscure, don't you think? The fact remains that her role as Sunday School teacher demonstrates her lower rank in the church's teaching authority.  You have no basis for speculating that Ted is anything but a standard issue Southern Baptist.  

BTW, if you hope to work on Law Review someday, you will absolutely get nailed for sloppy representation of the statements of others. Just giving you a heads up.

Peace,

SR