1924 Print Harry Emerson Fosdick Theology Presbyterian ORIGINAL HISTORIC WW3 Landscapes & Mountains dun-colored masks and cloaks

dun-colored masks and cloaks

There is a blemish on the right of this image

The bank was founded in 1932 in New York City

This ad features their Mellin's Baby Food and a portrait of little miss Ramona Boyd Schwer of Hebron

This is an original 1909 black and white print ad for the Hoffman House hotel in Madison Square

1924 Print Harry Emerson Fosdick Theology Presbyterian ORIGINAL HISTORIC WW3 Landscapes & Mountains dun-colored masks and cloaksThis is an original 1924 halftone print for Rev. Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick who was the professor of practical Theology at the Union Theological Seminary of New York. He became an important figure in the Fundamentalist Modernist Controversy within American Protestantism. In 1922 at First Presbyterian Church, he gave his famous sermon "Shall the Fundamentalists Win" where he defended the modernist position. He stated that the Bible is a record of the