Accusing SBC of ‘caving,’ John MacArthur says of Beth Moore: ‘Go home’

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Evangelical pastor John MacArthur, speaking at a celebration of his 50th year in pulpit ministry, weighed in on an ongoing debate in the Southern Baptist Convention over women preachers, claiming the nation’s largest Protestant denomination has lost faith in authority of the Bible.

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