During the 1920s, Protestant denominations split into two groups, often called "modernists," and

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During the 1920s, Protestant denominations experienced a split between "modernists" and "fundamentalists." Modernists tended to embrace new theological ideas and adapt to contemporary culture, while fundamentalists sought to maintain a strict adherence to traditional Christian doctrines and opposed modernist interpretations.

During the 1920s, Protestant Denominations Split into Two Groups, Often