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The idea of fundamentalism, then, is the idea that the gospel forms the boundary of Christian fellowship. The gospel is defined by the fundamentals: to deny a fundamental is to deny the gospel itself. Consequently, no Christian fellowship can be entertained with those who (like theological liberals) deny one or more fundamental doctrines. p386
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"there are no great men among us. We are all little men with a great God" - Robert T. Ketcham p 245
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modernism was "first and most visibly . . . the conscious, intended adaption of religious ideas to modern culture." p28
We might say they had a desire to be "relevant." Will we ever learn?
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We might say they had a desire to be "relevant." Will we ever learn?
