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For the Right

magazine by Rauschenbusch
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For the Right was a monthly magazine launched in November 1889 by Walter Rauschenbusch, a clergyman and theology professor. It aimed to reach the working classes and help formulate a Christian socialist program. Rauschenbusch was a leading figure in the Social Gospel movement, which emphasized the social implications of Christian teachings and advocated for social justice and economic reform based on Christian principles. The magazine ceased publication in March 1891 when Rauschenbusch went to Germany for further study.1

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  1. Walter Rauschenbusch
  2. Albrecht Ritschl

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