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10 Key Events: Fundamentalism and Evangelicalism in 20th Century America

By sifilings on Wed, 04/09/14
Fundamentalism & Evangelicalism
Church History

10 Key Events: Fundamentalism and Evangelicalism in 20th Century America

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Shaynus

NewWhat Fundamentalists got right

Wed, 04/09/14

I have a feeling that as the wider culture collapses into post-secularism, evangelicals will realize how much the fundamentalists got right in terms of not compromising and ways to fail in cultural engagement.

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Ron Bean

NewA Great Heritage

Wed, 04/09/14

I agree with Shayne. There are times I wonder if historic fundamentalism’s battle for the truth against apostasy and liberalism has been forgotten in the fog of their battles with other Christians.

"Some things are of that nature as to make one's fancy chuckle, while his heart doth ache." John Bunyan

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Rob Fall

NewA Nice

Wed, 04/09/14

Overview.

Hoping to shed more light than heat..

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David S.

NewWhat Fundys Got Right

Fri, 04/11/14

[Shaynus]

I have a feeling that as the wider culture collapses into post-secularism, evangelicals will realize how much the fundamentalists got right in terms of not compromising and ways to fail in cultural engagement.

To some extent I agree here. I was at Shepherds’ Conference last month and heard Phil Johnson say this very thing in a breakout session. Its worth a listen. While he takes a few shots at fundamentalists (some of them justified), he does much more to praise them and calls on evangelicals to consider how much the fundamentalists got right.

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