The failure of modernism
Subtitle: a reply to Harry Emerson Fosdick
By: by John Horsch
Publisher: Bible Institute Colportage Association
Published: 1925
Place of publication: Chicago
Language: eng
Number of pages: 64
Subjects: Modernist-fundamentalist controversy
Notes: Includes index.
Table of contents: title: 1. modernist view of sin and salvation; title: 2. Man's sin and need minimized; title: 3. Modernist conception of scripture; title: 4. The Jesus of modernism; title: 5. Modernist prayer; title: 6. Doctrine considered unessential; title: 7. A question of usefulness rather than of truth; title: 8. Modernist theology in a state of flux; title: 9. Religious views admitted to be untrue; title: 10. " Heretic" an honorary title; title: 11. " the agony of uncertainty"; title: 12. A method, not a religious system; title: 13. The limitations of science; title: 14. Scripture agrees with science; title: 15. Character of the scripture; title: 16. Modernist inefficiency; title: 17. Two classes of modernist preachers; title: 18. Unwarranted attacks on fundamentalism; title: 19. " Our Careys and Morrisons"; title: 20. Evolution; title: 21. Fundamentalism not pessimistic; title: 22. The great factor for social improvement; title: 23. Modernist " Fatuous Optimism"; title: 24. Inherent weakness of modernism; title: 25. Immortality; title: 26. Remarkable modernist confessions; title: 27. A lack that cannot be filled; title: 28. Rejections of religious authority; title: 29. Christian experience; title: 30. Pagans recognized as coreligionists; title: 31. Modernists effort confined to liberalization of Christians; title: 32. Christian Vs. modernist religious experience; title: 33. Experience for which fundamentalism stands; title: 34. Experience from the view point of modernism; title: 35. Atheistic religious experience; title: 36. Christian experience inseparable from Christian faith; title: 37. The attitude of modernism to salvation; title: 38. Liberty as an end in itself; title: 39. Modernist " restatement" of Christian doctrine; title: 40. Theological hedging; title: 41. Does liberalism " spring from the expansion of the spiritual life? "; title: 42. " The religion about Jesus" and " the religion of Jesus"; title: 43. " modernism not a religiously effective movement " 44. Disagreement and controversy; title: 45. Love to modernists, not to modernism; title: 46. The modernist conscience; title: 47. The fundamentalism not tolerated in modernist pulpits; title: 48. Compromise means defeat; title: 49. A great contrast; title: 50. Modernism a reformation of Christianity ?