Integrity
Lead Us Not Into Scandal
While some other evangelicals stumbled in national news, Graham's Modesto Manifesto kept him from falling.
William Martin
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countless occasions during his career, usually at a press conference
preceding a major crusade, Billy Graham declared that he sensed
religious revival was breaking out and about to sweep over the land. In
1948, he happened to be right. During the 1940s, church membership in
America rose by nearly 40 percent, with most of the growth coming after
the end of the war, as the nation tried to reconstruct normalcy on the
most dependable foundation it knew. Church building reached an all-time
high, seminaries ...
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the time Protestant Christianity arrived in China in the early 19th
century, Chinese understandings of gender roles had been relatively
static for more than two millennia. Confucian teachings during the Han
dynasty (206 B.C.–A.D. 220) nurtured patriarchal understandings which
often subordinated ...
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