Dwight L. Moody in Ulster: Evangelical Unity, Denominational Identity and the Fundamentalist Impulse

The American evangelist Dwight L. Moody visited Ulster on three occasions – 1874, 1883 and 1892 his modern, respectable version of revivalism offered a welcome alternative to the ambiguous legacy 1859 revival. stimulated an outpouring interdenominational activism may have contributed fundamentalist impulse amongst Evangelicals. His in Ulster, as elsewhere, was energise Evangelicals but at expense weakening ability, perhaps even desire, church members adhere denominational principles. In that sense, both so-called ‘fundamentalists’ ‘modernists’ Northern Ireland 1920s were Moody's heirs.