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It May Be Called Modernism, Neo-Orthodoxy, Religious Liberalism or Plain Infidelity

Pages
34
Published
1971

Synopsis

In this collection of four radio messages, evangelist John R. Rice delivers a sharp critique of what he identifies as modern religious liberalism. He systematically addresses core theological tenets, challenging views that deny the verbal inspiration of the Bible, the deity of Christ, and the efficacy of the atonement. Rice argues that such liberal interpretations lead to a false gospel incapable of salvation.

About the author

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John R. Rice

John R. Rice was a writer known for his works on religious topics. Among his publications is "It May Be Called Modernism, Neo-Orthodoxy, Religious Liberalism or Plain Infidelity."