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Christianity and Liberalism

Book • 2023
In this book, Machen presents a robust defense of Christian orthodoxy and a strong critique of theological liberalism.

He argues that liberalism, grounded in naturalism, rejects the supernatural elements of Christianity and reinterprets traditional doctrinal beliefs in metaphorical categories.

Machen examines key doctrines such as the Bible, Christ, salvation, and the church, highlighting the antithetical nature of liberalism to historic Christianity.

He emphasizes that liberalism is not merely a different interpretation of Christianity but a distinct and non-Christian system of thought.

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Mentioned in 9 episodes

Mentioned by R. Albert Mohler Jr. in the context of the fundamentalist-modernist controversy and the differences between conservative and liberal Christianity.
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Monday, April 28, 2025
Mentioned by Virgil Walker to highlight the dangers of a monopolistic public school system.
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EP # 133 | Public Education
Mentioned by Stephen Nichols and Nathan W. Bingham throughout the podcast as a seminal work in Christian apologetics.
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Mentioned by Seth Gruber as one of the books in the White Rose Resistance book club.
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Mentioned by Nathan W. Bingham and Stephen Nichols throughout the podcast as a seminal work in Christian theology, discussed in detail due to its historical significance and ongoing relevance.
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Mentioned by Nathan W. Bingham as Machen's defining book.
J. Gresham Machen: Finding His Purpose
Mentioned by Stephen Nichols and Nathan W. Bingham as a classic text challenging liberalism in the church.
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The podcast is based on Machen's book, discussed to see what lessons can be learned 100 years later.
Facing Christ (Chapter 6: Salvation)
Mentioned by David Briones as the basis for the podcast, exploring its relevance 100 years later.
Just the Facts (Chapter 2: Doctrine)
Mentioned by Chris Bolt when discussing Van Til's work and its context within philosophical debates.
Presuppositionalism Reexamined
Mentioned by Nathan W. Bingham as a significant figure in 20th-century church history.
J. Gresham Machen

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