"A Fundamentalism Worth Saving" was a statement about what kind of fundamentalism would be worth saving. It was not an argument that such a fundamentalism exists.
Kevin T. Bauder
Tuesday, February 17, 2009
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So then why is Dr. Bauder wasting his time at a "fundamentalist" seminary recruiting at "fundamentalist" colleges, if his idea of a "fundamentalism worth saving" doesn't even exist?
Perhaps because he believes that he might find people who still hold to the idea of fundamentalism within the movement?
Or, where else would he be?
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