A New Fundamentalism?
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Nathan Busenitz considers the similarities between Historic Fundamentalism and today’s Conservative Evangelicals in “Our Fundamentalist Future”
"...(T)he Fundamentalists at SharperIron.org have targeted proponents of unity between church and home for public censure."
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Doug Phillips and Wesley Strackbein of Vision Forum share their grievances with SI and their planned responses
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Are Southern Baptists Evangelicals, Fundamentalists, or What?
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Russell Moore of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary answers the question in “Confessions of a Fundamissional Dean”
HT: Ryan DeBarr
(NOTE: This is link to a lecture in mp3)
HT: Ryan DeBarr
(NOTE: This is link to a lecture in mp3)
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Fundamentalism and Aesthetics
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Matt LaPine provides a link to an article on aesthetics by William Edgar. His featured quote should prove interesting to Fundamentalists.
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Fundamentalists... Victims of their Own Success?
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Ryan DeBarr looks at the parallel history of the SBC and Fundamentalism (paying particular attention to the Sword of the Lord variety) and draws some interesting conclusions
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Fundamentalism and the Cult of Muscular Personalities
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Sean Michael Lucas comments on the Hammond Youth Conference video
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Young Fundamentalists Survey
Note: This article was originally posted September 19, 2005.
In February of 2005, we completed our survey of the young fundamentalists and presented the results at the National Leadership Conference. Since then, I have highlighted several of the results here on SI. However, the editing process is now complete, and we are releasing the results.
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An Episcopalian Reconsiders the Fundamentalist Label
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From Drell’s Descants:
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McKnight, Round Two on NeoFundamentalism
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Some of the da’ boys are mixing it up over there.
Find post here.
Find post here.
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The Rise of Neo-Fundamentalism
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Scot speculates. The comment section is a load of fun. If nothing else, we sure are elusive. Click here.
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