Reforming Fundamentalism: Fuller Seminary and the New Evangelicalism
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Reforming Fundamentalism: Fuller Seminary and the New Evangelicalism

by George M. Marsden

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George M. Marsden examines Fuller Seminary’s role in the development of New Evangelicalism. Framing the subject within American religious history, this study considers fundamentalism, evangelical identity, and institutional change, offering a focused account of how religious movements and educational institutions intersected in the twentieth century.

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Reforming Fundamentalism explores the relationship between Fuller Seminary and the New Evangelicalism.

George M. Marsden examines fundamentalism as a significant movement within American religious history.

The book focuses on the institutional and intellectual dimensions of Fuller Seminary and its place in changing evangelical thought.

It offers readers a historical study of religious reform, evangelical identity, and twentieth-century American Christianity.

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