Shall the Fundamentalists Win?

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"Shall the Fundamentalists Win?" is a famous 1922 sermon by liberal Protestant minister Harry Emerson Fosdick that challenged Christian fundamentalism and defended modernist theology.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf religious address
sermon
advocates freedom of theological inquiry
aim to defend modernist theology within Protestantism
to oppose the exclusion of liberals from the church
associatedPerson John D. Rockefeller Jr. NERFINISHED
associatedWith Riverside Church tradition of liberal preaching
author Harry Emerson Fosdick NERFINISHED
callsFor coexistence of differing theological views within the church
cityOfDelivery New York City NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
criticizes doctrinal rigidity
literalist biblical interpretation
date 1922
denominationalContext Presbyterian Church NERFINISHED
field American religious history
history of Protestant theology
genre Christian sermon
historicalPeriod early 20th century
historicalSignificance symbol of liberal Protestant resistance to fundamentalism
impact became a landmark document in American religious history
intensified the Fundamentalist–Modernist debate in mainline Protestant denominations
includedIn collections of classic American sermons
influenced subsequent liberal Protestant preaching
influencedBy higher biblical criticism
modern science
language English
laterMedium printed pamphlet
mainTopic Christian fundamentalism
modernist theology
medium oral sermon
movementContext Fundamentalist–Modernist Controversy NERFINISHED
notableQuote “The question is, Has anybody a right to deny the Christian name to those who differ with him on points of view like this?”
opposes narrow doctrinal tests for church membership
placeOfDelivery First Presbyterian Church in New York City NERFINISHED
positionOnFundamentalism critical
positionOnModernism supportive
religiousTradition Protestantism NERFINISHED
subject biblical interpretation
doctrinal diversity
evolution and Christianity
religious tolerance within Christianity
science and religion
theologicalOrientation liberal Protestantism
typeOfArgument apologetic for theological liberalism
year 1922

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Harry Emerson Fosdick notableWork Shall the Fundamentalists Win?