CrossPolitic Releases MiniDoc ‘How The SBC Got Played’- A MUST WATCH For Southern Baptists

CrossPolitic studio has released their much-anticipated mini documentary ‘How The SBC Got Played‘,’ which outlines how the Southern Baptist Convention, edged on and manipulated by bad faith actors and grifters, made a series of costly mistakes (particularly around their so-called sex abuse scandal) that resulted in catastrophic financial and spiritual consequences.

A promo for the film explains:

July 23, 2019. Founders Ministry drops a documentary trailer that flashes a blurred silhouette for just over a second. Nine days later, three board members resign.

Not over a scandal. Because they didn’t want to be associated with questioning one woman.

Four years later, court documents proved the questioning was right. An unlicensed investigation. A lead attorney wearing four hats simultaneously: advocate, editor, advisor, and opposing counsel. $1.05 million to her client. $13 million drained from the largest conservative Protestant denomination in America.

This is a story about a five-phase playbook documented by economist Gary North in 1996 for taking over a conservative institution from the inside. With procedure. With moral pressure. With guilt.

The SBC followed every step.

Phase one: find the moral vulnerability they can’t defend.

Phase two: make institutional self-defense look like complicity.

Phase three: force the procedural surrender.

Phase four: use the surrendered weapons.

Phase five: inherit everything.

Harvard. Yale. Princeton Seminary. The PCUSA. Now the SBC.

Same playbook. Every time.

The question isn’t whether it’s coming for your institution. It is.

The question is whether your men will stand.

Check out the full thing here:

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