Mid-America Baptist Theological Seminary Censors Film Exposing Marxism In Churches
Adam Greenway Meltdowns Over Enemies Within The Church Documentary
The long-awaited Enemies Within The Church documentary has finally come out, and the first major Big Eva acknowledgment or "backlash" against the film post-release is Adam Greenway trying to suppress a premiere viewing at a competing seminary. Mid-America Baptist Theological Seminary is one of the few uncompromised seminaries left, and they exist as a Baptist seminary outside the purview of the Southern Baptist Convention. Adam Greenway took to Twitter to voice his displeasure with Michael Spradlin for his seminary hosting this even in apparent coordination with the Conservative Baptist Network which has been their practice since that organization began.
After conducting 3 years of interviews and research for our upcoming film Enemies Within The Church, we decided to put together a compilation and excerpts from interviews and footage that we have acquired during our research. We feel that this content was too important to sit on given the current climate within the Southern Baptist Convention. For more information and articles, please visit www.EnemiesWithinTheChurch.com
Mid-America Baptist Theological Seminary Censors Film Exposing Marxism In Churches
Trevor Loudon, the principal researcher on the film Enemies Within: The Church, which exposes the Marxist infiltration of America’s leading Baptist and evangelical seminaries, discusses how the Mid-America Baptist Theological Seminary, near Memphis, Tennessee, refused to allow the film from being shown at the Cultural Engagement Summit, which he and the team behind the film paid to sponsor under the condition that they would be able to show it at the conference. 🇺🇸 The New American: http://www.thenewamerican.com/
BY CHRISTIAN GOMEZ
republished below in full unedited for informational, educational & research purposes:
Trevor Loudon, the principal researcher on the film Enemies Within: The Church, which exposes the Marxist infiltration of America’s leading Baptist and evangelical seminaries, discusses how the Mid-America Baptist Theological Seminary, near Memphis, Tennessee, refused to allow the film from being shown at the Cultural Engagement Summit, which he and the team behind the film paid to sponsor under the condition that they would be able to show it at the conference.
He explains how Citizens for America, the organization behind the Cultural Engagement Summit, originally asked the Enemies Within: The Church team to financially sponsor the event, which they did, and in turn, they would be allowed to play the film at the event. “For three months we’ve been advertising that we were going to show this movie, at this event,” Loudon tells The New American.
“But a week before we were due to show [it] – we paid money, we paid sponsorship money, quite a lot to show the movie [and] for me to speak – we were told not by the organizers of the conference but by the president of the Mid-America Baptist Seminary that the movie could not be shown. No reason was given at all,” Loudon explains. “All the people who came expecting to see the movie were not even notified.”
Loudon discusses how he used his speaking time at the conference to expose the fact that the seminary refused to allow them to show the film. Some people in the audience even began shouting “show the movie, show the movie.” However, as Loudon was speaking, a man came on the stage and tried to take the mic away from him and the live stream video of his remarks was cut off. “And they tried to take the mic off me and get me off the stage,” Loudon says. “I stayed to my allotted time and then we went back to my stand and security guards came and organizers of the event came and tried to kick us out of the building.” Loudon refused to leave until the end of the conference, to which they relented.
Loudon states that both he and those who attended are owed an apology for not showing the film, however, no apology or compensation has been given by either the seminary or the event organizers. Unfortunately, as Loudon explains, censorship of the film by seemingly conservative Christian organizations has become more rampant.
The leadership at Mid-America Baptist Theological Seminary just went to go pull Trevor Loudon off the stage and they cut off the live video feed because he was exposing the fact that they shut down the showing of our film.
To put this whole thing into context.
We were called up by the event organizer Citizens For America and asked to sponsor the event. We sponsored the event predicated on the fact that we were going to show the film at the event.
We got word last week that the Seminary president Dr. Spradlin called the event organizer and insisted he not show the film at the event.
We spent several days trying to contact Mr. Spradlin and the faculty at the Seminary to find out why they were trying to cancel our film at an event that wasn't being put on by the Seminary itself.
We had already purchased plane tickets and shipped things out to Cordova Tennessee for the event. I spoke with Trevor about going and he decided he wanted to go speak to the crowd. Many people showed up to the event expecting a showing of the film. No announcement by the event organizer was made that the film wasn't being shown.
Trevor decided to explain why the film wasn't being shown and who made the order.
In the middle of Trevor's speech, they rushed the stage and pulled him off and cut the live video feed, and proceeded to try and throw out our entire crew from the event.
This is what happens when you speak the truth in a Southern Baptist institution. Instead of just owning up to it, they like to hide and play games.
This is why the southern Baptists even the ones who claim to be conservative always lose. The Bible says to let your yes be your yes and your no be your no. The Honorable thing would have been to provide a real explanation as to why they shut down our film. The honorable thing would have been to let Trevor finish his speech. The people that showed up to the event were owed a TRUTHFUL explanation.
Everyone on our film team stands for truth. It just seems that there are too many that are afraid of the truth even if they claim to be on our side.
We don't play games. Don't care about positions. We're not respecters of persons. We also do not value "gentleman's agreements" over truth.
There are thousands of churches across America that are being infiltrated by Marxism. There are millions of Americans being led astray by a false gospel.
Playing games is over.