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What do your impressions of other cultures teach you about the perspective of your own heart?
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What do your impressions of other cultures teach you about the perspective of your own heart?
Memories shape our emotions, attitudes, and beliefs. We must be intentional in stewarding them.
According to Fosdick, if the church did not offer new ideas for a new day, it would suffer embarrassment and sink into irrelevance.
Harry Emerson Fosdick didn’t spark the fundamentalist-modernist controversy, but his famous sermon certainly fanned the flames.
Harry Emerson Fosdick claimed traditional Christian beliefs couldn’t survive in the modern world. Was he right?
