Robert Wimer

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I am a Christian, Husband, Father, Author, and Singer. I've authored several Christian books as well as a children's book, which can be found on Amazon. My goal is to spread the Gospel of Jesus Christ, to teach others about the Kingdom of God, and to be an example of Jesus Christ, God's only begotten Son.
A high-resolution image showing the juxtaposition of an old gothic-style seminary building alongside a modern seminary structure. In the foreground, an open book with glowing theological symbols, including a cross and a globe, represents the blending of traditional and contemporary theological ideas. The color palette mixes earthy tones with modern blues and silvers, symbolizing the evolution of seminary theology over time.

The Battle for Biblical Theology: Reformation to Now – Part 4

The Bible & Current Events

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 »

A high-resolution image showing the juxtaposition of an old gothic-style seminary building alongside a modern seminary structure. In the foreground, an open book with glowing theological symbols, including a cross and a globe, represents the blending of traditional and contemporary theological ideas. The color palette mixes earthy tones with modern blues and silvers, symbolizing the evolution of seminary theology over time.

The Battle for Biblical Theology: Reformation to Now – Part 3

The Bible & Current Events

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 »