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World’s Christian Fundamentals Association

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  • Dwight L. Moody
    Christian fundamentalism
    / The late 19th to the mid-20th century

    
comprehensive organization in 1919, the World’s Christian Fundamentals Association. The 1919 conference placed planks in a platform on which the fundamentalist movement would stand for years to come. Conservative-fundamentalist leaders reiterated the creedal basis of the movement and called for the rejection of modernism and related trends, especially the teaching


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comprehensive organization in 1919, the World’s Christian Fundamentals Association. The 1919 conference placed planks in a platform on which the fundamentalist movement would stand for years to come. Conservative-fundamentalist leaders reiterated the creedal basis of the movement and called for the rejection of modernism and related trends, especially the teaching


    Read More