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Neo-Evangelicalism

Robert C. Harbach·1965-03-15
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Many men in the church who would be known as sound, historic, orthodox Protestants, who therefore would avoid any such designations as "Modernist" or "liberal", but nevertheless detest the label "Fundamentalist," and regard the term "conservative" as too openly implying the compromisers they are, call themselves neo-evangelicals. They prefer mightily not to be recognized as Fundamentalist, as separatist, as holding the strict practice of coming out from Babylon and being separate from Belial....

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Robert C. Harbach
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1965-03-15

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Acts 952 Corinthians 6:14-19
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