Take note Dr. Frank Page, this will not be the last. Regardless of where he might see his association with me personally I commend Mike Corley, whom I consider a friend and a dear brother in Christ, for his boldness in stating why he has left the Slowly Becoming Catholic that had been a part of his life for "45 years." In this piece at his blog The Expositor Corley writes:

The factors that led to my decision include:

The embrace of Arminianism, and in some cases outright Pelagianism, evident in evangelism, missions and discipleship, which place more emphasis on the contribution of man than to the sovereignty and glorification of God.

The promotion and outlright endorsement of unscriptural church growth movements including the seeker-driven, purpose driven life and emergent church movements.

The growing acceptance of women in ministry leadership.

 The denominations growing involvement in ecumenicalism.

See also:

Southern Baptist Pastor Rick Warren is Promoting Apostate Roman Catholicism

Is the Southern Baptist Convention Itself Filling Up with “Dead Churches”?