Fundamentalism & Evangelicalism

The Sproul family has shared the sad news with us that our founder, Dr. R.C. Sproul, went home to be with the Lord this afternoon. Please pray for the Sprouls. Further updates will be available soon.

Some Advice for Younger Fundamentalists

5 Most Ridiculous Books to Ever Become Christian Bestsellers

The requirements for ecclesiastical separation have grown: Now we are expected to not only separate from the Liberal (1st degree), but also the New Evangelical (2nd degree), but continue to the fundamentalist who spoke in a conference with the New Evangelical (3rd degree), and further stay away from the friend who would have the fundamentalist who would speak with the New Evangelical who would associate with t

An Update on Dr. Sproul’s Health

Commentary: The larger problem of sexual abuse in evangelical circles

A theological ax

“American evangelicals love Israel—if they’re older. But many younger evangelicals simply don’t care, according to a new survey from Nashville-based LifeWay Research.” CToday

BJU accreditation was officially announced today at the SACSCOC Annual meeting in Dallas, Texas.

Today, Zacharias and his eponymous Ravi Zacharias International Ministries (RZIM) released their first statements specifically addressing a personal lawsuit involving a married woman who sent nude photos to the popular author and speaker, as well as accusations that Zacharias has misled supporters by inflating his credentials in his RZIM biography.

“the evangelical world is divided into various constituencies that overlap one another. What these constituencies are depends on the baseline being used.” First Things