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Protestant believers who strongly resisted liberal Protestants attempts to adapt to Darwinism?
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I think that you could be referring to two groups, the Creationists or Intelligent Design folks, or the Fundamentalists. The Fundamentalists disagreed with several ideas of the liberal Protestants, not just evolution. Some of the areas of conflict were what it means to say The Bible is inspired, whether Christ was born of a virgin, and whether or not Christ is fully divine.
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Who were Protestant believers who strongly resisted liberal protestantism's attempts to adapt doctrines to Darwinism evolution and biblical criticism?
I think that you are referring to what is known as the Fundamentalists.
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Who were Protestant believers who strongly resisted liberal protestantism's attempts to adapt doctrines to Darwinism evolution and biblical criticism?
I think that you are referring to what is known as the Fundamentalists.
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