Description
1945, 2nd edition. Missing dust jacket. Hardcover has some shelf wear and fraying at edges. The pages are clean and in good condition. The binding is secure.
This 1945 second edition of “Twentieth century reformation” by Carl McIntire offers a fascinating glimpse into the theological and cultural debates that shaped American Protestantism in the mid-20th century. McIntire, a prominent fundamentalist Presbyterian minister, was a polarizing figure known for his uncompromising stance against modernism and liberalism in the church. This book presents his vision for a return to strict biblical orthodoxy, reflecting the tensions between traditionalists and progressives that roiled mainline denominations during this era. Despite its flaws, this well-preserved copy provides collectors and scholars with a primary source from a key player in the fundamentalist-modernist controversy, shedding light on a pivotal moment in American religious history.
