Fundamentalism and American culture : the shaping of twentieth century evangelicalism, 1870-1925 / George M. Marsden.
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Oxford University Press,
1980.
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Table of Contents:
- Part One: Before fundamentalism
- I. Evangelical America at the brink of crisis
- II. The paths diverge
- III. D.L. Moody and a new American evangelism
- Part Two: The shaping of a coalition
- This age and the millennium
- IV. Prologue: the paradox of revivalist fundamentalism
- V. Two revisions of millennialism
- VI. Dispensationalism and the Baconian ideal
- VII. History, society, and the church
- Holiness
- VIII. The victorious life
- IX. The social dimensions of holiness
- X. "The great reversal"
- XI. Holiness and fundamentalism
- The defense of the faith
- XII. Tremors of controversy
- XIII. Presbyterians and the truth
- XIV. The fundamentals
- Christianity and culture
- XX. Four views Circa 1910
- 1. This age condemned: the premillennial extreme
- 2. The central tension
- 3. William Jennings Bryan: Christian civilization preserved
- 4. Transforming culture by the Word
- Part Three: The crucial years: 1917-1925
- XVI. World War I, premillennialism, and American fundamentalism: 1917-1918
- XVII. Fundamentalism and the cultural crisis: 1919-1920
- XVIII. The fundamentalist offensive on two fronts: 1920-1921
- XIX. Would the liberals be driven from the denominations? 1922-1923
- XX. The offensive stalled and breaking apart: 1924-1925
- XXI. Epilogue: dislocation, relocation, and resurgence: 1925-1940
- Part Four: Interpretations
- XXII. Fundamentalism as a social phenomenon
- XXIII. Fundamentalism as a political phenomenon
- XXIV. Fundamentalism as an intellectual phenomenon
- XXV. Fundamentalism as an American phenomenon
- Afterword: History and fundamentalism.