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Scholars have noted the exclusiveness of organized Christianity as a leading factor in the membership decline of Southern Baptist and similar denominations. However, the theology of medieval anchoress Julian of Norwich offers those ostracized by SBC's restrictive doctrines a perspective centered around God's divine love and care for all creation. Julian's "hazelnut theology" recognizes that while humanity is fallen, we are still made in God’s image. While the SBC employs a theological framework that excludes certain groups, Julian’s Revelations offer an inclusive and optimistic theology focused on God's steadfast love and the redemptive nature of sin—a restorative theology.
