I would go further and say that evangelicalism is neither American nor right-wing.
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His strict evangelicalism relaxed a little, but they were both faithful to their Friend.
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Failure to see this is the cause of a very serious breakdown in modern evangelicalism.
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I'm talking about the "movement evangelicalism" that I run in.
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A key part of evangelicalism's (relatively successful) strategy has been to privilege straight male leadership.
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At Willamette, he led one of his professors, a young political scientist named Mark Hatfield, into evangelicalism.
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As anyone who has spent time in evangelicalism's inner orbit knows, there are really two Jerry Falwells.
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He reacted violently against his evangelicalism.
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This professing Christian, this pattern of evangelicalism, could witness such things without pronouncing a single word of protest.
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Thomas Road, of course, is one of America's largest and most legendary churches, sort of the St. Peter's of evangelicalism.
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It might sound trite now, but in the early 1970s, Falwell's idea was novel in the world of conservative evangelicalism.
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That evangelicalism is dead.
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Go back another hundred years, and one finds that the origins of evangelicalism lay in its radical challenge to moralising legalism.
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For a year or two he was a wild man of evangelicalism, leading attacks on evil, challenging public attention, seeking imprisonment, courting martyrdom.
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My thesis, which caused such an uproar, is this: I believe a significant segment of American evangelicalism is guilty of nationalistic and political idolatry.
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But the bishop refused to behave himself; the abrupt swerve toward evangelicalism that began with the new reign had exhausted his considerable reserves of malleability.