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49 Baptists of this persuasion increasingly suggested that the church should expand its vision to include society as well as the individual. 35, 39. 7. 91. "53 Evangelism, then, continued to be the major thrust of Texas Baptist life, but recognition of the social aspects of the gospel was growing. 1820. 6. 7. 20. Page 30 54 sociate social Christianity with theological liberalism, against which they were ever vigilant. 55 As Routh saw it, there was no reason why Texas Baptists could not remain true to their conservative faith while coming to grips with social problems.
2. 2. 2. 49 Baptists of this persuasion increasingly suggested that the church should expand its vision to include society as well as the individual. 35, 39. 7. 91. "53 Evangelism, then, continued to be the major thrust of Texas Baptist life, but recognition of the social aspects of the gospel was growing. 1820. 6. 7. 20. Page 30 54 sociate social Christianity with theological liberalism, against which they were ever vigilant. 55 As Routh saw it, there was no reason why Texas Baptists could not remain true to their conservative faith while coming to grips with social problems.
Burleson, a pioneer Texas minister and educator who was president of Baylor at Waco from 1886 to 1897, had always impressed upon students the importance of good citizenship and good government. 1, 9. 1. 1. 35. 2. 2930. In that florid nineteenthcentury style of oratory for which he was famous, Neff, then county attorney of McLennan County, grandiloquently described the Christian citizen. 2, 8. 10. 1. 45. 2. 2. 2. 49 Baptists of this persuasion increasingly suggested that the church should expand its vision to include society as well as the individual.
