… on a global scale in the first half of the twentieth century. The three … Christianity, by promoting
human rights and international … Rights, and the Fracturing of the Twentieth-Century United …

… Gene Zubovich, an intellectual historian who trained at … church and state through the middle
of the twentieth century from … custodians of human rights in an era when human rights were …

… Christian Human Rights and the Fracturing of the Twentieth-… MacKenzie Bok, Gene Zubovich,
and Vincent Lloyd indicate, … forms of Christian human rights in the twentieth century, and …

… Gene Zubovich and Justin Reynolds similarly highlight how … Christ’s death had always been
a central event in the Gospel, it … popularization of human rights in the late twentieth century.4 …

… the United States in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries… As Gene Zubovich analyzes
in his essay, US evangelicals … by the civil rights and antiwar movements in the United States …

… socialism during the midtwentieth century, from intense hostility … charters (such as the UN’s
Declaration of Human Rights) or … to the Cold War, see Gene Zubovich, The Global Gospel …

… 1 The fractures and fissures upending our country run, … story of the late-nineteenth and
twentieth centuries: namely, the … broad-based backlash to civil rights, and a surging gospel of free …

… Many theologically liberal Christians within the social gospel … North America, yet it was
repurposed in the twentieth century to … for expanding civil rights at home and human rights abroad …

… Gene Zubovich gave learned … , Christian Human Rights belongs to a larger literature that
emphasizes the conservative purposes that galvanized Christian actors in the mid-20th century. …

… During the first half of the twentieth century, American … the status quo, anticommunism
fractured rights-advocates’ big… from radical groups, see Gene Zubovich, “For Human Rights …