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Fundamentalist Internet
The people, conferences, and organizations that made up the fundamentalist family.
Bob Jones IV | posted 7/01/1997 12:00AM
Fundamentalism was a broad movement that arose from and sustained itself in a variety of sub-movements in conservative Christianity.
This chart suggests some of the relationships and "families" within fundamentalism. Naturally the relationships were much more complicated in history than can be expressed in a simple chart, so, see notes on the next page for explanations.
—Bob Jones IV
Bob Jones IV is a graduate student at the University of Notre Dame.
Fundamentalist Internet Notes
Higher Life Movement
Arose out of pre-Civil War revivalism and stressed a deeper work of the Holy Spirit beyond conversion. It took two forms.
Wesleyan
National Camp Meeting Association for the Promotion of Holiness. An outgrowth of Phoebe Palmer's New York City "Tuesday Meetings," holiness camp meetings stressed a dramatic "second blessing" that brought freedom from sin.
Church of God (Anderson). A precursor to the numerous Church of God denominations springing from the Azusa Street Revivals.
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