In this book, the second of his three-volume history, Gary
Dorrien explores American theological liberalism in its heyday--at
the advent of the research university and the institutionally
identified school. He argues that in its prime theological
liberalism effected a creative blending of theological schools,
featured a tension between its evangelical and modernist impulses,
and was fueled by its expectation of social and cultural progress,
until its optimism was subjected to withering internal criticism in
the 1930s.
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