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The modernists had captured most of the colleges and seminaries and attained to a large influence in others. The new interest in social reform and world reconstruction had taken on the terminology of the Gospel. Modernists, who had been hostile to missions as carried on by the orthodox, now became enthusiastic about the foreign missionary enterprise. The Great Commission was being interpreted in social terms, the old evangelical words were being invested with liberal meanings, the new missionary candidates were coming from liberal schools, the evolutionary philosophy of history guaranteed a better return from human effort than the individual Gospel message, so hostile modernism had become a missionary modernism. - p. 9

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Author

Tulga, Chester E. b. 1896.

Publisher

Conservative Baptist Fellowship [1950]

Published

1950

Language

EN

Category

nonfiction