Liberal Protestants, whose ideas came to dominate American Protestantism between 1875 and 1925, advocated all of the following except

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Liberal Protestants rejected biblical literalism, questioned the idea of original sin, supported the social gospel, and called for modest reforms. However, they did not support the gospel of wealth, which was a belief popularized by industrialist Andrew Carnegie that those who were successful in business had a duty to use their wealth for the greater good of society. Liberal Protestants believed in addressing social issues through government intervention and collective action, rather than relying on individual acts of philanthropy.

Liberal Protestants, Whose Ideas Came to Dominate American Protestantism Between