Fundamentalists and Scholarship, Part 1

Kevin T. Bauder

Not Me

In The Nick of TimeWhat I would like to do is to write about the role of scholarship within fundamentalism. I see this as an important topic that deserves a fair and open discussion. The short essays that I produce will be far from comprehensive, but I hope at least to raise the important questions and to provide the most important categories for the conversation.

Discussion

CT Talks of "The Crisis of Modern Fundamentalism"

Jason Janz
An interesting analysis on the current status of Fundamentalism’s generation gap. SI and the survey that we launched with are referenced.
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Book Review—Evangelicalism Divided

SharperIron

Reviewed by Andrew David Naselli.

Murray, Iain H. Evangelicalism Divided: A Record of Crucial Change in the Years 1950-2000. Carlisle, PA: Banner of Truth, 2000. Hardcover, 324 pages. $23.00.

(This review was originally posted here with an annotated bibliography of other reviews of this title and interviews with Iain Murray.)

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Mark Farnham—The SharperIron Interview | Part 2

SharperIron

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Current Issues Within Fundamentalism

Mark Farnham, Assistant Professor of Theology and New Testament at Calvary Baptist Theological Seminary (Lansdale, PA), joins us for a series of podcasts on Fundamentalism. In his first interview, he surveyed the four historical stages of Fundamentalism. In this second interview, he discusses current issues within Fundamentalism.

Jason Janz

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CNN to Report on "Fundamentalism"

Dan Burrell
Veteran reporter produces a 6-hour series to air this week on religious fundamentalism which includes Christianity, Judaism and Islam.
Story HERE.

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