Last week, the Southern Baptist Convention, the nation's largest Protestant denomination (with 15.73 million members) held its annual meeting in Baltimore. During that meeting the messengers, elected from local churches all across the nation, passed a resolution "On the Fiftieth Anniversary of the Civil Rights Act."
Resolutions passed by an annual Convention are not binding on the conscience of any individual Southern Baptist, but they are very instructive as to where Southern Baptists are collectively on issues facing the nation.
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