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The [[Third Great Awakening]] from 1850 to about 1900 saw the evangelical denominations organize themselves more thoroughly. They also began to experience splits between "modernists" and "fundamentalists" about theological principles. "Evangelical" includes [[Fundamentalists]], not as an organization but as a style of religious belief coupled with activism.
The [[Third Great Awakening]] from 1850 to about 1900 saw the evangelical denominations organize themselves more thoroughly. They also began to experience splits between "modernists" and "fundamentalists" about theological principles. "Evangelical" includes [[Fundamentalists]], not as an organization but as a style of religious belief coupled with activism.
A Fundamentalist believes in actively opposing mainstream religion. Most Fundamentalists believe in [[Dispensationalism]], although [[Calvinism|Calvinist]] Evangelicals reject Dispensationalism. The largest Evangelical church is the [[Southern Baptist Convention]], which is largely Fundamentalist.
A Fundamentalist believes in actively opposing mainstream religion. Most Fundamentalists believe in [[Dispensationalism]], although [[Calvinism|Calvinist]] Evangelicals reject Dispensationalism. The largest Evangelical church is the [[Southern Baptist Convention]], which is largely Fundamentalist.
==20th century==
==20th century==