National Association of Evangelicals Biography
- Position:
- Pro to the question "Should the Death Penalty Be Allowed?"
- Reasoning:
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“If no crime is considered serious enough to warrant capital punishment, then the gravity of the most atrocious crime is diminished accordingly…
We urge that legislation which re-establishes the death penalty also include safeguards to eliminate any inequities.”
“Governmental Affairs – Policy Resolutions – Capital Punishment 1973,” nae.net (accessed Aug. 4, 2008)
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Organizations/VIPs/Others
Individuals and organizations that do not fit into the other star categories. - Description:
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“The Association traces its beginnings to April 7-9, 1942, when a modest group of 147 people met in St. Louis with the hopes of reviving the fortunes of evangelical Christianity in America.
“About NAE,” nae.net (accessed July 29, 2008)
- Mission:
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“The mission of the National Association of Evangelicals is to extend the kingdom of God through a fellowship of member denominations, churches, organizations, and individuals, demonstrating the unity of the body of Christ by standing for Biblical truth, speaking with a representative voice, and serving the evangelical community through united action, cooperative ministry, and strategic planning.”
“About NAE,” nae.net (accessed July 29, 2008)
- Other:
- None found
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