B. Fay Mills’s Repudiation of Christian Doctrines
A few years ago B. Fay Mills was a leading “evangelist” in the United States. He conducted immense revival movements in Oakland, Cal., in Minneapolis, and in other cities. A few weeks ago, in that same city of Oakland, Cal., in a published interview in an Oakland paper, he said that when he was conducting that great “revival” in Oakland several years ago, he did not believe in the atonement, nor in the inspiration of the Scriptures, nor in salvation by Christ. He declares that before he was twenty-five years old, he had repudiated “the expiatory atonement,” and that before he was thirty, he had “ceased to believe in salvation only by Christ.”