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5 Comments
David McKay
G’day Denny
Thanks for the material you provide to help us think about living as Christ’s followers in today’s world.
I always look forward to reading what you have to say and appreciate your efforts in getting the material to people throughout the world, via this marvellous medium.
David McKay
Blue Mountains
Australia
Denny Burk
Thank you, David! I really appreciate that word and am grateful that you’re a reader. Blessings!
Chris Ryan
Can anyone tell me what’s the most common SBC doctrine on suicide?
Jason Kates
Chris,
I’m not certain of an SBC doctrine on suicide, there are others more equipped to answer that, but these were the first 2 Google results when I searched “Southern Baptist Convention suicide.”
http://www.christianpost.com/news/suicide-mental-health-at-forefront-of-southern-baptist-convention-annual-meeting-97897/
http://www.christianpost.com/news/interview-frank-page-speaks-candidly-about-suicide-loss-of-his-daughter-98172/#cf9f8QcoV67Ioity.99
It seems that in the most recent convention in Houston the issue of mental illness and suicide was addressed.
Chris Ryan
Thanks, Jason.