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Undo revision 1858062 by Northwest (talk) "Dated" isn't right, because that implies that it was correct in the past. But maybe that is intended; if so say so.
'''Modernism''' is an outdated philosophical movement and "artistic style or movement" (''OED''), which began in the late 19th century. Its historical background in terms of its development was the [[industrial revolution]] and growth of cities following [[World War I]]. Modernist is also a religious movement that began in the 19th century that advocated the need to harmonize religion with recent scientific developments.<ref>W. T. Conne, "Fundamentalism vs Modernism".''Social Science'', Vol. 2, No. 2 (Feb., Mar., Apr., 1927), pp. 101-106 </ref> Modernism was later replaced by [[post-modernism]], which itself later also became outdated.
'''Modernism''' is a {{who}}philosophical movement and "artistic style or movement" (''OED''), which began in the late 19th century. Its historical background in terms of its development was the [[industrial revolution]] and growth of cities following [[World War I]]. Modernist is also a religious movement that began in the 19th century that advocated the need to harmonize religion with recent scientific developments.<ref>W. T. Conne, "Fundamentalism vs Modernism".''Social Science'', Vol. 2, No. 2 (Feb., Mar., Apr., 1927), pp. 101-106 </ref> Modernism was followed by [[late modernism]] and then by [[post-modernism]].
An online article at Miami Dade College on the history of modernism indicates:
An online article at Miami Dade College on the history of modernism indicates: