Part Four: “Modernism and Fundamentalism: The Fight for the Bible in a Secularizing World.” Modernism vs. Fundamentalism (1900–1950) The early 20th century was a pivotal moment for Christian theology. As society was hurtling forward with industrialization, new scientific discoveries, and rapidly changing cultural norms, the church found itself at a […]Read more »
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Part Three: “Theological Crossroads: Liberalism, Evangelicalism, and the Struggle for Scriptural Authority.” Theological Diversification and the Rise of Liberalism (1800s) The 1800s were a time of theological tension and transition. As society marched forward with scientific progress, industrial revolutions, and new political ideas, the Christian church found itself at a […]Read more »
Part Two: “Reason vs. Revival: Enlightenment Challenges and the Great Awakenings.” The Challenge of Enlightenment and Revival (1700s) If the 1600s were about establishing a solid theological foundation, the 1700s were a time of intense shaking and upheaval. The Christian world found itself navigating two powerful forces that seemed to […]Read more »
Part One: “Foundations of Faith: The Reformation’s Lasting Impact on Theology.” The Foundations of Post-Reformation Theology (1600s) The 1600s were a time of incredible change for the Christian church. The dust had barely settled from the Reformation, and yet, new ideas, debates, and struggles were emerging in seminaries across Europe […]Read more »