Fundamentalism & Evangelicalism

“When American evangelicals affirm the Trinity but don’t see the Spirit as a personal being, when they consider Jesus as the sole source of righteousness but insist that people are still inherently good, either not enough churches are teaching sound doctrine or not enough churchgoers are listening.” - CToday

“The difference between younger people and older people in the evangelical community is definitely statistically valid, statistically relevant….In every way, younger evangelicals are less engaged with Israel.” - Baptist Press

“That was the central theme of a Sept. 2 webinar hosted by the World Evangelical Alliance and released publicly Sept. 5, featuring two leading voices in global religious demography.” - CPost

“Revivalism affected (and infected) everyone: evangelicals, fundamentalists, Pentecostals, and others. Plenty of fundamentalists, however, did not, and do not, accept revivalism. Nor should Calvinism be seen as the panacea to every problem revivalism produces.” - David de Bruyn

“The book is a collection of sermon transcripts and essays by Kevin Bauder on the rationale behind Christian fundamentalism…. The book is really a philosophical statement rather than a theology or history of fundamentalism.” - Don Johnson

“Conservative Christians collectively cower from reconquering their leftward-bound denominations. That’s according to Redeemed Zoomer, the online nom de guerre of Presbyterian YouTuber Richard Ackerman who recently faced off with Gavin Ortlund, a Baptist pastor and founder of Truth Unites” - Juicy Ecumenism

“On May 20, 2025, the Bob Jones University Board of Trustees announced the election of Dr. Bruce McAllister as the seventh president of the University.” - BJU

“More than 1,000 Evangelical pastors and ministry leaders from 56 countries are expected to gather in Berlin, Germany, for the European Congress on Evangelism later this month. Hosted by the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association…” - CPost

“They currently estimate there are about 1800 megachurches in the United States. Just to give a sense of scale for this, there are approximately 360,000 houses of worship in the United States - so a very large church is certainly not the norm in this part of the world.” - Ryan Burge