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	Appendix 7
		Patterson sincerely believed me to be in error and believed the integrity of the ETS is folding with a toleration of Pinnock and Sanders.
		Patterson’s influence is too formidable to ignore his question of the ETS’s integrity, as the ETS did support Pinnock contrary to his wishes and did not move to oust Pinnock and Sanders contrary to his wishes.
		Patterson is commander of a mighty vessel of theological influence, and there are whales in tow and mighty men on the deck.
	www.preciousheart.net /foreknowledge/Patterson_Challenge.htm (4178 words)

	Patterson on Encyclopedia.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Paige Patterson, right, is the new president of the Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Fort Worth, Texas, where his wife, Dr. Dorothy Patterson, is an instructor.
		Paige Patterson's office at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary is filled with hunting trophies from Africa, and he never goes to work without his fl Labrador retriever, Noche.
		John H. Patterson Patterson was the consumate salesman and built a small empire as machinery was first introduce.
	www.encyclopedia.com /html/p/patterso.asp (931 words)

	The Christian Post (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		On Oct. 21, Paige Patterson, who was elected as president on June 24, was officially inaugurated as the eight president of Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary (SBTS).
		Patterson said, "We are headed to the reaffirmation of the centrality and of the incarnation of the atonement of Christ as the essential bedrock of Christianity."
		Patterson was born in Texas, into a family whose father and grandfather were Southern Baptist preachers.
	www.christianpost.com /php_functions/print_friendly.php?tbl_name=education&id=136 (706 words)

	Pastors challenged to seek the 'Power of Purity' in the pulpit and in the pew at Tampa conference
		Delivering the first message, Paige Patterson, president of Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary and a past president of the Southern Baptist Convention, told the story of Zorah and Menoah and their son Samson from Judges 13.
		Describing the couple's son Samson, Patterson said the Spirit of the Lord began to "move" on him and he was known as a capable and strong Nazarene - like many of the young men and women with whom Patterson has worked with for the past 30 years.
		Patterson said the applause for Redmond was louder than for that of the victor.
	www.floridabaptistwitness.com /1823.article (1718 words)

	The Christian Post (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		This all started when Paige Patterson became president of Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, he was surprised to find that 10 of his students were from Nagaland, India.
		Patterson said he went to Nagaland with high expectations and was astounded at the number of Christians in the region.
		Paige Patterson praised the Nagas for their incredible growth but challenged them to avoid becoming too comfortable in their obvious success.
	www.christianpost.com /php_functions/print_friendly.php?tbl_name=asia&id=369 (669 words)

	Cyberbrethren by Rev. Paul T. McCain: Anatomy of a Reformation
		Patterson, now president of Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Fort Worth, was one of the key architects of the plan to change the direction of the Convention.
		Patterson suggests that the liberal group consisted mostly of "neo-orthodox professors and leaders who had imbibed deeply at the wells of historical-critical scholarship." This was certainly true in the beginning stages of the controversy.
		Nevertheless, Pressler and Patterson, along with a corps of determined pastors and laypersons, were determined to put their reputations and careers on the line to attempt the reformation.
	paulmccain.worldmagblog.com /paulmccain/archives/015527.html (2123 words)

	Top News Stories (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Mackie says a source he will not reveal told him that Patterson told the people attending a chapel service that there is a candidate running for Wake Forest mayor trying to destroy the seminary.
		Paige Patterson is out of the country and was unavailable for comment.
		Patterson's comments were edited from a tape of the service obtained from the seminary library.
	www.wakeweekly.com /archives/1997/Oct30-6.html (253 words)

	SBC Changes
		In the late 1970s two men, Paige Patterson and Paul Pressler, devised a plan to takeover the Southern Baptist Convention and change its direction.
		Patterson and Pressler studied the SBC’s constitution and bylaws and discovered that the convention was ultimately controlled by the appointment powers of the president.
		Patterson and Pressler accuse anyone who challenges their view of not believing the Bible.
	www.mainstreambaptists.org /mbn/sbc_changes.htm (1251 words)

	Interview with Paige Patterson
		Patterson: Yes, that's exactly right and one of the funny things that happened out of that was that I wrote a review for Christianity Today and was bombarded by people saying that they should not have allowed me to do the book review on it because I didn't represent it correctly.
		Patterson: Regrettably I have to believe that anytime you stand up and face a congregation these days in the average church you're looking at 30-40% that have never been born again and are not genuinely saved.
		Patterson: It is true that church discipline is a major part of assuring that we have a redeemed church membership.
	www.founders.org /FJ42/article2.html (3782 words)

	Patterson elected president of Southwestern Seminary
		Patterson, one of the chief architects of the SBC’s conservative shift and a former SBC president, was elected unanimously in a called meeting of seminary trustees.
		Patterson will succeed Ken Hemphill, who resigned to lead a new SBC initiative called “Empowering Kingdom Growth.” Hemphill had been president since 1994, when he succeeded Russell Dilday who was fired by trustees for opposing the SBC’s conservative leadership.
		Patterson is a graduate of Hardin-Simmons University in Abilene, Texas, and New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary, where his brother-in-law, Chuck Kelley, currently is president.
	www.westernrecorder.org /wr/wrsite.nsf/stories/200326-Patterson (624 words)

	Paige Patterson is nominee for Southern Baptist presidency
		Paige Patterson, a seminary president who is known as an architect of the conservative takeover in the Southern Baptist Convention, will be nominated for the presidency of the denomination -- the nation's largest Protestant body.
		Patterson, 55, a Hardin-Simmons University graduate, is the only announced candidate to succeed Tom Elliff, an Oklahoma pastor who will complete his second one-year term as president at the denomination's annual meeting June 9-11 in Salt Lake City.
		Patterson currently is the president of Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary in Wake Forest, N.C. He previously served as president of The Criswell College in Dallas and associate pastor of First Baptist Church in Dallas.
	www.texnews.com /1998/religion/paige0207.html (295 words)

	sbc outpost: Paige Patterson on Denominational Power
		Patterson noted that "denominational executive offices can become 'Protestant Meccas' to which all must bow, with 'programs' being substituted for righteousness." Any questions or doubts make a person susceptible to anathemas by "those who claim to be loyal." He pointed to three problematic areas.
		Second, though Patterson defended the Cooperative Program as a legitimate and useful denominational response to the clear biblical precedent of "association" in Acts 15 and other aspects of biblical warrant, he clearly believed that it had been elevated to a position of holiness.
		Third, "Denominational periodicals," Patterson warned, "can become responsible primarily for 'defending the denomination' rather than for accurate, unbiased, thoroughly researched presentation of news and truth." When the press reduces itself to mere denominational promotion, it loses the ability to be a sanctifying influence on Convention programs and structures.
	sbcoutpost.blogspot.com /2006/01/paige-patterson-on-denominational.html (1243 words)

	Movable Theoblogical: Mohler's "History" (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		To know Paige Patterson is to know that there is no way he could remain silent in the face of heterodoxy.
		MOhler's obvious admiration for these two theological thugs, Pressler and Patterson, who ruthlessly sought and got the removal of thousands of denominational workers, and hastened the exodus of tens of thousands more, betrays his absolute lack of credentials for writing an article like his In Defense of History post.
		Now, Paige Patterson can look across a denomination and see a generation of young pastors, missionaries, and leaders who are mobilized for the cause of the Gospel and who are driven by the very convictions Patterson sought to defend.
	theoblogical.org /movtyp/archives/004166.html (365 words)

	SEBTS names Neal interim president, bids Patterson farewell \| Friday, July 25, 2003
		Patterson said that several years ago the North American Mission Board reported that about 90 percent of churches on the eastern seaboard were plateaued or plateauing.
		Patterson also asked trustees to pray that God will give him wisdom regarding "interpersonal relationships and decisions." He said despite his reputation, it pains him to hurt people.
		Patterson told the trustees that choosing a new president is one of their most important roles.
	www.biblicalrecorder.org /content/news/2003/7_25_2003/ne250703sebts.shtml (842 words)

	Gift of car for Patterson aide draws criticism at Southeastern : Monday, Oct. 25, 2004
		Jason Duesing, personal aide to Patterson when he was president of Southeastern, now fills the same role at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Fort Worth, Texas, where Patterson became president Aug. 1, 2003.
		Paige Patterson, who was president of Southeastern when the transaction took place, denied any involvement.
		Patterson declined to talk about the transaction or to say when he found out about it.
	www.biblicalrecorder.org /content/news/2004/10_25_2004/ne251004gift.shtml (1408 words)

	Unlike LDS, Baptists lead from bottom up rather than the top down
		Paige Patterson, leader of the Southeastern Baptist Seminary, will likely be elected president of the Southern Baptist Convention.
		Patterson shared the story in wonderful detail recently with employees of the Southern Baptist Convention's Sunday School Board in Nashville, Tenn., using it to illustrate how God works miracles in people's lives.
		If Patterson is elected president of the Southern Baptist Convention during the denomination's annual gathering in Salt Lake City June 9-11, he is the man many reporters will look to for comment about the denomination and its beliefs.
	deseretnews.com /misc/baptconv/va0o565c.htm (1380 words)

	Newsroom (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Patterson called to order the one hundred forty third session of the Southern Baptist Convention in the one hundred fifty fifth year of its history at 8:21a.m.
		President Paige Patterson announced the time for introduction of motions and resolutions, noting that motions would be referred to the Committee on Order of Business to be scheduled for later consideration and that resolutions would be referred to the Resolutions Committee.
		Paige Patterson surrendered the gavel to vice president Jerry Spencer.
	www.sbcannualmeeting.org /sbc00/proc.asp?dt=13&tod=am (1043 words)

	Founders Ministries Blog: Drs. Mohler and Patterson to debate Calvinism
		I have paige on tape and writing blasting unconditional election while he was president of Southeastern.
		Paige patterson can't fire Tom Ascol from his church or Founders ministry.
		Patterson b/c he won't get ugly with Mohler (and lose his friendship which "proves" that he is standing up for truth).
	www.founders.org /blog/2005/11/drs-mohler-and-patterson-to-debate.html (6382 words)

	Cedarville University News
		Patterson assumed the presidency of SWBTS in August 2003.
		A native Texan, Patterson began preaching at 14 and was ordained at 16.
		Patterson`s message is free and open to the public.
	www.cedarville.edu /cf/pr/newsarticle.cfm?ID=2132271173 (324 words)

	BaptistBoard.com: Expect Revival in Texas (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Patterson said he hoped through his message to set the agenda for how and what those affiliated with Southwestern communicate to the rest of the Fort Worth community.
		Paige Patterson believes that a seminary president should never presume that all of his students and faculty members are actually Christians.
		I have heard that Dr. Patterson is trying to keep Dr. Bullock at SWBTS, although in a capacity that would not have her teaching men in the school of theology.
	www.baptistboard.com /boards/ubb-get_topic-f-8-t-000210.html (3525 words)

	Commentary: Chafin
		When I read the statement, I wondered if this were the same Paige Patterson who wanted Roy Honeycutt fired as the president of Southern Seminary because he didn't agree with him on the interpretation of a remote Old Testament text, a text that was not central to the Scripture's message of God's love and grace.
		Now Patterson is defending the president of that same seminary who does not believe that Christ died for all, a teaching that is plain in the Bible and believed by the rank and file of Southern Baptists.
		Yet Patterson is comfortable with a president of the seminary whose doctrine plainly teaches that some infants are born to damnation, one of the teachings of Five-Point Calvinism.
	www.baptiststandard.com /1999/12_8/pages/chafin_com.html (403 words)

	CBF teenager challenges Paige Patterson, apostle Paul - (BP) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		ATLANTA (BP)--Paige Patterson and the apostle Paul have at least one thing in common, both are wrong about women.
		As part of a project for her sixth grade class, the girl was assigned to write letters to prominent Americans on an issue of importance.
		She said that she chose the issue of women in the pastorate, sending letters opposing the 2000 Baptist Faith and Message to SBC conservative Paige Patterson, Lolley's successor as president of Southeastern Seminary, and to Raye Nell Dyer, BWIM's president.
	www.bpnews.net /bpnews.asp?ID=11228 (447 words)

	Paige Patterson labels ‘weak’ states out of step with conservative SBC
		Patterson, an architect of the SBC’s conservative juggernaut, assessed the state of the SBC in an interview published in the July issue of Texas Baptist, a newspaper edited by conservative leader Walter Carpenter of Houston.
		Patterson, since 1992 the president of Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary in Wake Forest, N.C., is credited— along with Texas appeals-court judge Paul Pressler—with launching the movement in 1979 that elected a string of conservative SBC presidents and steered the convention’s agencies and institutions sharply to the right.
		The fact that many Mid-Atlantic churches do not conduct services on Sunday night is not in itself an indication of liberalism, Patterson said, but it is sort of an indication for the lack of vitality in many of the churches on the East Coast.
	www.txbc.org /1995Journals/AugSept%201995/Aug95PaigePatterson.htm (943 words)

	Alliance leaders reach out to conservative Baptists
		Patterson is one of the conservative leaders who advocates withdrawal from the Baptist World Alliance.
		Dorothy Patterson, who initiated the reception for the children's choir, said Tuesday that she was very moved when the youngsters gave an impromptu concert on the stairwell of the seminary president's home.
		Paige Patterson and the Rev. Gary Smith, pastor of Fielder Road Baptist Church in Arlington, were two of eight members of a committee that recommended that Southern Baptists pull out of the Baptist World Alliance.
	www.freerepublic.com /focus/f-news/1066962/posts (849 words)

	SBABC.org
		Patterson is the first seminary president to also serve as the president of the SBC in over 50 years.
		Patterson began preaching at the age of 14, and has visited several dozen countries spreading the gospel through revival crusades, missionary assignments and study tours.
		Patterson understands the vital roles which the doctrines of both inerrancy and sufficiency play in the practical life and health of the Body of Christ.
	www.sbabc.org /conferences/2000conf.asp (616 words)

	Evangelical Compromise (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		WAKE FOREST, N.C. (BP) Southern Baptist Convention (ex-)President Paige Patterson has issued a statement addressing both sides of a controversy over an evangelical-Catholic accord which was signed by two SBC agency leaders.
		Patterson, in his statement, did not specify his under standing of why the two SBC leaders signed the document.
		Patterson continued: "Repentance is the appropriate response to sin.
	www.angelfire.com /ky/dodone/Paige.html (216 words)

	The Olive Press - an online publication of Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary
		The Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary Board of Trustees honored outgoing President Paige Patterson and his wife, Dorothy, Monday night by naming two honors after them, as well as putting their family name on the new Campus Center.
		The Paige Patterson Faithful Servant Award and the Dorothy K. Patterson Visiting Professor of Women's Studies position were announced at an appreciation dinner by Board of Trustees Chairman Timothy Lewis.
		Patterson told the Board of Trustees earlier in the day at their meeting.
	www.sebts.edu /olivepressonline/index.cfm?PgType=2&ArticleID=183 (556 words)

	Rabe Ramblings
		Despite the fact that all the major fathers of the Baptist faith were Calvinists, these modern-day Chicken Littles run around screaming as though Calvinism (as opposed to, say, the cheap decisional regeneration taught in the vast majority of SBC churches, for example) will somehow be the end of Christianity as we know it.
		I recently saw a quote from Paige Patterson, president of one of the SBC's official seminaries, at A Better Country, one of my favorite online haunts.
		Patterson is sure that something is wrong with open theism, but he's so concerned to avoid Calvinism that he cuts the legs out from under his own argument, in in so doing brings up exactly the same objection that Paul anticipates and refutes in Romans 9.
	johnrabe.blogspot.com /2003_03_16_johnrabe_archive.html (1587 words)

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