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Evangelicalism and Fundamentalism in Britain

英国的福音派和原教旨主义

基本信息

批准号：
AH/F007442/1
负责人：
David Bebbington
金额：
$ 3.2万
依托单位：
University of Stirling
依托单位国家：
英国
项目类别：
Research Grant
财政年份：
2008
资助国家：
英国
起止时间：
2008 至无数据
项目状态：
已结题

来源：
https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=AH%2FF007442%2F1
关键词：
Evangelicalism Fundamentalism Britain

项目摘要

The Evangelical movement within Protestantism that arose in the wake of the eighteenth-century revival exerted an immense influence on British society over the two subsequent centuries. It still possesses a substantial number of adherents in Britain, partly since many of the growing churches, black as well as white, identify themselves with it. The Evangelical Alliance (EA) claims to represent a constituency of over a million members. Historians, sociologists and theologians have sometimes assumed that Evangelicalism should be equated with Fundamentalism; others have suggested that Britain has been virtually free of what is essentially an American type of religion; and again others have held that the American style of Fundamentalism has existed in Britain, but only in a weak form and to a limited extent. At a time when Islamic Fundamentalism is at the centre of the world's attention, the nature and extent of a comparable Christian phenomenon in Britain in the past and present is particularly worthy of exploration. The project is designed to examine this issue.Topics for investigation include the questions of who Evangelicals and Fundamentalists have been; what doctrines they have upheld; what attitudes they have maintained; whether they have displayed the anger often considered characteristic of Fundamentalists; and what forms of behaviour they have encouraged. Historians, sociologists and theologians, scholars who often approach such matters from different premises, will meet in a series of five gatherings to discuss these issues. Evangelical clergy, members of staff of theological colleges and non-Evangelicals will also be invited. Two of the gatherings will be workshops where smaller groups of scholars can engage with the themes less formally; two will be larger conferences where papers based on more specific research can be discussed and younger researchers can be involved; and the final event, designed for a wider audience, will bring the findings of the project to the attention of the interested public. An interactive website will be created as a medium of publicity and information and as a forum for discussion. The EA, the chief umbrella body representing the people being researched, will be a Project Partner, having a representative at each meeting, sponsoring the final event and maintaining the website after the completion of the network. The project will aim to explore these issues so that practitioners of different disciplines can learn from each other and so produce better informed studies of the relationship of Evangelicalism and Fundamentalism in Britain. Papers presented to the conferences, when revised in the light of discussion, will be published in academic periodicals. Members of the Evangelical community will be drawn into consideration of the issues. The work of the project will be publicised through the EA, particularly its magazine IDEA, and through the website. The participants in the scheme will also prepare a bid for a large research grant in order to investigate the issues raised more thoroughly. By that means it is hoped that the historical, theological and sociological understanding of the subject will continue to be illuminated.

新教内部的福音派运动是在18世纪的复兴之后兴起的，在随后的两个世纪里对英国社会产生了巨大的影响。它在英国仍然拥有相当数量的信徒，部分原因是许多正在发展的教会，无论是黑人还是白色，都认同它。福音派联盟（EA）声称代表了超过100万成员的选区。历史学家，社会学家和神学家有时认为，福音派应等同于原教旨主义;其他人认为，英国一直几乎是什么基本上是美国类型的宗教自由;并再次有人认为，美国风格的原教旨主义已经存在于英国，但只是在一个薄弱的形式和有限的程度。在伊斯兰原教旨主义处于世界关注中心的时候，英国过去和现在类似的基督教现象的性质和程度特别值得探索。该项目旨在探讨这一问题。调查的主题包括谁是福音派和原教旨主义者;他们坚持什么教义;他们保持什么态度;他们是否表现出通常被认为是原教旨主义者的愤怒特征;以及他们鼓励什么形式的行为。历史学家，社会学家和神学家，学者谁往往从不同的前提下处理这些问题，将在一系列的五个聚会，讨论这些问题。福音派神职人员，神学院和非福音派的工作人员也将被邀请。其中两个聚会将是研讨会，较小的学者群体可以不那么正式地参与主题;两个将是较大的会议，可以讨论基于更具体研究的论文，年轻的研究人员可以参与;最后一个活动，为更广泛的受众设计，将使项目的研究结果引起感兴趣的公众的注意。将建立一个互动网站，作为宣传和信息的媒介，并作为讨论的论坛。EA是代表被研究人员的主要伞式机构，将成为项目合作伙伴，在每次会议上都有一名代表，赞助最后的活动并在网络完成后维护网站。该项目旨在探讨这些问题，使不同学科的从业者可以相互学习，从而产生更好的福音派和原教旨主义在英国的关系知情的研究。提交给会议的论文，在根据讨论情况修改后，将在学术期刊上发表。福音派社区的成员将被提请考虑这些问题。该项目的工作将通过EA（特别是其杂志IDEA）和网站进行宣传。该计划的参与者还将准备申请一笔巨额研究补助金，以便更彻底地调查所提出的问题。通过这种方式，希望对这一主题的历史、神学和社会学理解将继续得到阐明。