Carl F. H. Henry
Biography
Carl F. H. Henry (1913–2003) wrote The Uneasy Conscience of Modern Fundamentalism.
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Theology
“A useful study tool; it not only directs the reader to primary source materials but also raises pointed questions along the way.”
Theology
“The author writes, with Bible in hand, less as philosopher than as a devout and battered pilgrim. His meditations on suffering and evil and the questions they raise and address are solid study-group materials conducive to faith, joy, and hope.”
History & Biography
“The stirring story of a spirited movement that for a hundred years in American has brought high blessing to millions. This book is more than definitive history; it throbs with the witness of socially committed evangelicals who have ministered in Christ's incomparable name.”
Theology
“This book is a tribute to Sarah Sumner's academic devotion and puts to good use her theological training. Her analysis is fresh and much on the mark. Helga and I are praying that her ministry will have a great and holy impact.”
Theology
“With the dawning of a new millennium many are probing ancient prophecies for light on world events. David Dockery commendably focuses on inspired Scripture as Southern Baptists ask what doctrines legitimately offer Christian hope.”
Theology
“Dr. Berkouwer's vigorous volumes on dogmatics not only deserve to be read on both sides of the Atlantic, but the present tensions in theology make the reading of these works an imperative.”
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The Uneasy Conscience of Modern Fundamentalism
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
The Uneasy Conscience of Modern Fundamentalism
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
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