The Uneasy Conscience of Modern Fundamentalism

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The Uneasy Conscience of Modern Fundamentalism is a landmark mid-20th-century evangelical book by theologian Carl F. H. Henry that critiques fundamentalism’s withdrawal from social and cultural engagement and calls for a more robust public witness.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian theological work
book
addresses Christian social responsibility
public theology
social ethics
aimsAt reforming fundamentalism
associatedWith Billy Graham era evangelicalism
rise of neo-evangelical movement
author Carl F. H. Henry
callsFor application of biblical ethics to public life
coherent evangelical social philosophy
engagement with social problems such as injustice
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
critiques fundamentalist disengagement from social issues
fundamentalist withdrawal from culture
modern fundamentalism
describedAs classic of neo-evangelicalism
landmark evangelical book
emphasizes biblical authority with social relevance
holistic mission of the church
genre Christian ethics
evangelical literature
theology
historicalContext post–World War II America
influenced evangelical social thought
postwar American evangelicalism
influencedBy Fundamentalist–modernist controversy
surface form: fundamentalist–modernist controversy
keyTheme critique of separatism
cultural engagement
integration of evangelism and social action
moral responsibility of Christians in society
language English
proposes greater evangelical social engagement
robust public Christian witness
publicationDecade 1940s
publicationPeriod mid-20th century
publisherType Christian publisher
religiousMovement evangelicalism
religiousTradition Protestantism
targetAudience evangelical leaders
fundamentalist pastors
theologically conservative Protestants
theologicalDiscipline ethics
systematic theology
theologicalOrientation neo-evangelical

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