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| influential in development of higher criticism |
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| taught that Bible was "simply a record of religious exps" and not God's inspired Word |
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| Father of Modern Religious Liberalism |
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| criticized concepts of Trinity, atonement, conversion |
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| advocated "moral view" of Atonement |
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| Father of American Protestant Liberalism |
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| articulated "barriers" such as believing verbal inspiration and inerrancy that "hurt" Bible study |
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advocated Chr socialism
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| helped start Northern Baptist Convention (liberal) |
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| "America's greatest liberal preacher of the 20th Century" |
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| taught millions thru radio program "National Vespers" |
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| preached "Shall the Fundamentalists Win?" |
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| supported appeasing Hitler; argued for "moral equivalence" |
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| Fundie who eliminated pew rents, added public invitations, supported dispens. premill. |
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| opposed modernism+evolution, but taught Day-age Creationism |
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| tried to recapture Northern Bapt. Con. from liberals |
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| 1st great leader of American Fundamentalism |
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| wrote Christianity and Liberalism |
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| left Princeton to start Westminster |
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| had full-time ministry with YMCA |
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| urged listeners to "hit the sawdust trail" |
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| influenced passing of Prohibition Amendment |
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| one of most controversial+flamboyant Fundies |
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| 43-yr ministry with 1st Bapt Church in Fort Worth |
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| pastored 2 churches in separate states |
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| led Temple Bapt Church in Detroit |
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| pastored at same time as Fosdick's influence |
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| fought American Museum of Natural Ht over evolution |
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| sought justice for minorities |
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| Prophet of social righteousness |
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| blacklisted by Southern Bapt. Con for speaking against liberalism+wrong practices |
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| supported Graham but later regretted it |
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| founder/editor, Sword of the Lord |
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| had Voice of Revival radio broadcast |
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| 20th Century's Mightiest Pen (200+ writings) |
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downplayed significance of Christ's miracles
denied virgin birth's importance to Christianity
turned God's love into universal salvation |
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| helped write Barmen Declaration (anti-Nazi) |
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| professor at University of Bonn; forced to resign for refusing oath to Hitler |
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Father of Neo-orthodoxy
discredited Bible's accuracy in ht, science |
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| founder of new evangelicalism |
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| coined term "Neo-evangelical" |
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| spokesman of new evangelicalism |
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| evangelist in Youth for Christ |
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| founded Christianity Today |
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| promoted cooperative [ecumenical] evangelicalism |
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| pastor of Willow Creek Community Church |
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| calls himself "evangelical feminist" |
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| pastor of Lakewood Church |
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| leads "prosperity gospel" movement |
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| uses New Age self-help terminology |
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| pastor of Hillsong Church |
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| leader in multisite church trend |
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