Continuing my church history notes from 28 years ago…
Two of the prominent men of the neo-evangelical movement were John Carnell and Carl Henry. My notes at this point say “both from fundamental background.”
Henry was the first editor of Christianity Today, and was
at the time trying to make conservative evangelical orthodox Christianity rationally acceptable.
AIn 1947, Henry articulated something I have headed in my notes as the “NEEDS OF CONTEMPORARY EVANGELICALISM”
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