Five Themes for Greensboro

Wade Burleson demonstrates his ability to cut to the heart of the matter in his post 5 Themes for Greensboro. In this post he lists five significant issues that may be addressed by the Southern Baptist Convention when it meets in Greensboro this June. I'm listing the issues here, but be sure to read Wade's commentary on each issue.

1. The establishment of a framework for the free exercise of principled dissent.
2. The institution of safeguards to prevent the manipulation of the nominating process of the Southern Baptist Convention.
3. The forbidding of undue influence of agencies and institutions of the SBC by other agency heads.
4. The resolution that trustees are servants of the Convention, not directors of the convention.
5. The expression of belief that Southern Baptist Convention works best with a broad front door of cooperation.

Of these issues, which one do you think is the most essential one for the convention to address? Do you think any of these issues should not be addressed in Greensboro? Are there any other issues that you believe should be addressed in Greensboro?