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Publication
Baker Book House (1981), Edition: STIFF WRAPS, 181 pages
Physical description
xi, 181 p.; 22 cm
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CONTENTS:
CHAPTER I. THE FUNDAMENTALIST HERITAGE.
The European Legacy.
The American Legacy.
The Fundamentalist Controversy.
CHAPTER II. THE DUAL ALIGNMENT OF FUNDAMENTALISM.
The Independent Church Movement.
The American Council of Christian Churches.
The National Association of Evangelicals.
The Growth of the National Association of Evangelicals.
The Revolt within the American Council.
CHAPTER III. THE RESURGENCE OF MILITANT FUNDAMENTALISM.
The Transition from Liberalism to Neo-orthodoxy.
The Ecumenical Movement and the Fundamentalists.
The Communist Issue.
The Super-church and the United Nations.
The Attack upon UNESCO.
CHAPTER IV. THE AGGRAVATION OF MILITANT FUNDAMENTALISM.
The National Council of Churches.
The Road back to Rome.
The Anti-Communist Crusade.
Preparation for the Anti-Communist Crusade.
The Attack upon E. Stanley Jones.
The Attack upon Bishop G. Bromley Oxnam.
The Campaign to Wreck he World Council's Second Plenary Session.
The Campaign against the 'Modernist' Bible.
CHAPTER V. THE RISING TIDE OF FUNDAMENTALIST EVANGELISM.
Radio Evangelism.
The Controversy over Radio Evangelism.
Revival among American Youth.
CHAPTER VI. FUNDAMENTALIST EDUCATION, SCHOLARSHIP, AND LITERATURE.
The Bible Institute.
Fundamentalist Education Comes of Age.
Other Changes in Fundamentalist Schools.
Fundamentalist Colleges and Seminaries.
The Christian Day School Movement.
The Renaissance of Fundamentalist Scholarship.
The Growth of Fundamentalist Publishing.
The Concern for Social Action.
CHAPTER VII. BILLY GRAHAM AND THE RESURGENCE OF REVIVALISM.
Evangelist Billy Graham.
The Rebirth of Mass Evangelism.
Mass Evangelism Spreads.
Graham's Brief Visit to Europe.
Planning the New York Crusade.
The New York Crusade.
Graham's Crisis in New York.
Liberalism's Criticism of Graham and the Fundamentalist Revival.
CHAPTER I. THE FUNDAMENTALIST HERITAGE.
The European Legacy.
The American Legacy.
The Fundamentalist Controversy.
CHAPTER II. THE DUAL ALIGNMENT OF FUNDAMENTALISM.
The Independent Church Movement.
The American Council of Christian Churches.
The National Association of Evangelicals.
The Growth of the National Association of Evangelicals.
The Revolt within the American Council.
CHAPTER III. THE RESURGENCE OF MILITANT FUNDAMENTALISM.
The Transition from Liberalism to Neo-orthodoxy.
The Ecumenical Movement and the Fundamentalists.
The Communist Issue.
The Super-church and the United Nations.
The Attack upon UNESCO.
CHAPTER IV. THE AGGRAVATION OF MILITANT FUNDAMENTALISM.
The National Council of Churches.
The Road back to Rome.
The Anti-Communist Crusade.
Preparation for the Anti-Communist Crusade.
The Attack upon E. Stanley Jones.
The Attack upon Bishop G. Bromley Oxnam.
The Campaign to Wreck he World Council's Second Plenary Session.
The Campaign against the 'Modernist' Bible.
CHAPTER V. THE RISING TIDE OF FUNDAMENTALIST EVANGELISM.
Radio Evangelism.
The Controversy over Radio Evangelism.
Revival among American Youth.
CHAPTER VI. FUNDAMENTALIST EDUCATION, SCHOLARSHIP, AND LITERATURE.
The Bible Institute.
Fundamentalist Education Comes of Age.
Other Changes in Fundamentalist Schools.
Fundamentalist Colleges and Seminaries.
The Christian Day School Movement.
The Renaissance of Fundamentalist Scholarship.
The Growth of Fundamentalist Publishing.
The Concern for Social Action.
CHAPTER VII. BILLY GRAHAM AND THE RESURGENCE OF REVIVALISM.
Evangelist Billy Graham.
The Rebirth of Mass Evangelism.
Mass Evangelism Spreads.
Graham's Brief Visit to Europe.
Planning the New York Crusade.
The New York Crusade.
Graham's Crisis in New York.
Liberalism's Criticism of Graham and the Fundamentalist Revival.