1. New Evangelicalism
A Very Great Danger to the Lord’s Churches
PART II: THE APOSTATE FRUIT
OF NEW EVANGELICALISM

2. Apostate Fruit of New Evangelicalism
Examples of Apostasy
Apostasy in Apostasy in Apostasy in
Doctrine Ecumenism Christian Living

3. Apostasy in Doctrine
1995 theology conference sponsored
by Inter-Varsity at Wheaton College
“Not a single representative of historic evangelical
orthodoxy committed to the unbroken authority
of the Bible was featured.”

4. Apostasy in Ecumenism
When he was an evangelist with Youth for Christ,
Graham met Catholic Cardinal Fulton Sheen in 1944

5. Apostasy in Ecumenism
1958 - Official follow-up of San
Francisco crusade reported that of
the 1300 Catholics who came
forward, “practically all remained
Catholic, continued to pray to Mary,
go to Mass, and confess to a priest.”
--Oakland Tribune, Dec. 17, 1958

6. Apostasy in Ecumenism
1989 – 2,100 Catholics who came
forward during London crusades were
referred to Catholic churches

7. Apostasy in Ecumenism
1985 - A Tale of Two Churches,
George Carey, InterVarsity Press
Carey (who later became the Archbishop
of Canterbury) called for the “eventual
reunion of the two streams [Protestantism
and Roman Catholicism] of Western
Christendom.”

8. Apostasy in Christian Living
R-rated and PG-13 movies are
given positive reviews in
Evangelical publications.
Evangelical music groups look and
sound exactly like the world.
Evangelical Bible College
campuses have the look and feel
of secular colleges -- same lack of
modesty, drinking, rock music and
dancing; same worldly concerns.

9. New Evangelicalism
A Very Great Danger to the Lord’s Churches
Part II: The Apostate Fruit of New Evangelicalism
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