Robert Acheson Hadden Collection
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Title: Robert Acheson Hadden Collection
Dates: 2009-2011
Collection Number: CFT00008
Creator/Collector:
Hadden, Robert A.
Extent: 1 Box, 0.5 linear feet
Repository:
Fuller Theological Seminary-David Allan Hubbard Library Archives
Pasadena, California 91182
Abstract: The collection began with a fragile scrapbook containing cutout Bible studies from The Christian Fundamentals Magazine. Many
materials came from the New Testament course offered by Hadden in each issue, as well as the “Questions and Answers” section
initialed H.N.B. The scrapbook includes typed and handwritten notes; mailings sent out by the League; and a two page manuscript,
“How the Holy Bible Came to Us,” by Gerald B. Winrod.
Fuller Seminary Archives staff added two pamphlets by Hadden and information on the League and its publication.
The David Allan Hubbard Library also holds a number of fascicles of The Christian Fundamentals Magazine.
Language of Material: English
Supervised use only. Scholarly use with parameters of copyright law.
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Robert Acheson Hadden Collection. Fuller Theological Seminary-David Allan Hubbard Library Archives
Unknown. Later additions by Fuller Seminary archives staff, 2009-2011.
Biography/Administrative History
Robert Acheson Hadden was a founding member of the Christian Fundamentals League of Los Angeles. Hadden, Howard N. Bunce,
Ralph E. Isbell, and J. Clyde Stillion founded The Christian Fundamentals Magazine in January 1928.
Scope and Content of Collection
The collection began with a fragile scrapbook containing cutout Bible studies from The Christian Fundamentals Magazine. Many
materials came from the New Testament course offered by Hadden in each issue, as well as the “Questions and Answers” section
initialed H.N.B. The scrapbook includes typed and handwritten notes; mailings sent out by the League; and a two page manuscript,
“How the Holy Bible Came to Us,” by Gerald B. Winrod.
Fuller Seminary Archives staff added two pamphlets by Hadden and information on the League and its publication.
Fundamentalism
Modernist-fundamentalist controversy
Christian Fundamentals League
Christian Fundamentals magazine
Los Angeles (Calif.)
South Pasadena (Calif.)