
Southern Baptists and their history
by Hubert Inman Hester
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The book describes a significant shift within Southern Baptists from "historical apathy" to "avid interest." What factors do you think initially contributed to this apathy, and what might have eventually triggered the widespread awakening to the importance of their past?
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Hester argues that "a knowledge of the past contributes significantly to an understanding of the present and to intelligent planning for the future." How does this book illustrate that principle specifically for the Southern Baptist Convention, and how might it apply to other organizations or even your own personal life?
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The work of the Historical Commission is central to this narrative. In what ways does the book demonstrate the profound impact a dedicated group or institution can have on changing a broad cultural or denominational perspective?
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