One of the main differences between these confessions of faith is that the New Hampshire Confession of Faith is silent onthe practice of homosexuality. In this time, homosexuality was widely regarded as a sin by the overwhelming majority of Christians (and pagans) of the time, yet in modern times, the line is not as clearly drawn in the sand. The Baptist Faith and Message of 2000 clearly prohibits homosexuality as a sin, claiming that “all forms of sexual immorality, including adultery, homosexuality, and pornography” are to be strictly forbidden by those who attach themselves to the church (Article XV).
The New Hampshire Confession of Faith sees the Lord’s supper as an emblem of the death, burial, and resurrection of Christ,one that is “preceded
The New Hampshire Confession of Faith sees the Lord’s supper as an emblem of the death, burial, and resurrection of Christ,one that is “preceded