...of the old nineteenth -century evangelical consensus. The essential evangelical beliefs include (I) the Reformation doctrine of the final authority of...the redemptive work of Christ, (4) the importance of evangelism and missions, and (5) the importance of a spiritually transformed life.2 By this account...

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...Christians who typically emphasize (1) the Reformation doctrine of the final authority of Scripture; (2) the real, historical character of God's saving work recorded in Scripture; (3) eternal salvation only through personal trust in Christ; (4) the importance of evangelism and missions;...

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...p. 19). Using Marsden's criteria, we use the term "evangelical" to describe Protestants who affirm "(1) the Reformation doctrine of the final authority...the redemptive work of Christ, (4) the importance of evangelism and missions, and (5) the importance of a spiritually transformed life." A "fundamentalist"...

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...has identified several common views shared by most people who identify themselves as evangelicals: "( 1 ) The Reformation doctrine of the final authority...the redemptive work of Christ, (4) the importance of evangelism and missions, and (5) the importance of a spiritually transformed life." 6 Evangelicalism...

...identified several common views shared by most people who identify themselves as evangelicals:"(1) The Reformation doctrine of the final authority of...the redemptive work of Christ, (4) the importance of evangelism and missions, and (5) the importance of a spiritually transformed life." 6 Evangelicalism...

...evangelical Christianity as follows: (I) belief in the "final authority" of the Bible; (2) belief in the "real, historical character of God's saving work recorded in Scripture"; (3) belief that salvation to eternal life is "based on the redemptive work of Christ"; (4) belief in the...