The 19th Century

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Church History
Lecture label: 
CH100-9

Jonathan Edwards and George Whitefield were well-known preachers in the Great Awakening in the American colonies in the early 18th century. Camp meetings were common in meetings during the 2nd Great Awakening. Preachers like Dwight Moody began a movement which resulted in urban revival. Mormonism and Jehovah witnesses were two religions that were founded. The fundamentalist vs. modernist controversy, as well as the geographic expansion of missions, still affect the world today.

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The 19th Century


 

1. 13 American colonies in the 18th century

a. Great Awakening 1730's

b. Revolutionary War 1770's

2. 2nd Great Awakening

3. Manifest Destiny

4. Civil War

5. Urban revival

6. Rise in new religions

7. Political horizons in Europe in the 19th century

8. Latin America

9. Protestant theology in the 19th century

10. Theory of evolution

11. Fundamentalist vs. Modernist controversy

12. Geographic expansion in the 19th century

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