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"Great Century" of missions
1800s, Britain
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"Great Century" of missions 1800s, Britain
Revivalism in Anglican and Nomnconformist churches missionary & social reform; focus: personal relationship/Bible/[rayer
Ritualism in Anglican church liturgal movement; focus: more ritual
Liberalism liberalism in all denominations
4 Evangelical beliefs 1. sole authority and inerror of the Bible
2. need for personal conversion (transforms personal life)
3. actively express and share gospel
4. emphasis on saving death and resurrection of Jesus
John Newton former slave trader, became minister at Olney, wrote "Amazing Grace"
Clapham Sect wealhy leaders for social reform; set up Liberia as a home for slaves
William Wilberforce fought to abolish slavery in Parliament, compensated owners, wrote Practical View
Lord Shaftesbury House of Commons officer; serivce to boys under 16 not working chimneys/boys under 10 & women not working mines/insane at asylums like Bedlam
John H. Howard prison reform, died from jail fever, jailers given salary
Robert Raikes popularized Sunday School Movement
Broad Church Movement social gospel/liberal/modern reform Ang. church
Oxford Movement rituals in religious life, Romanticism revived rites, vestments, rituals, compromiswe between RCC & Ang. church
Jeremy Lanphier noon meetings in NYC, Sept 23, 1857, interdenominational lay prayer revival over a million saved in each UD and GB
William Booth Methodist who started Salvation Army
Charles H. Spurgeon great speaker; opened Pastor's College; England's foremost mid-19th-century preacher
George Muller founded an orphanage in Bristol
George Williams founded the YMCA
Evan Roberts 1904/1905 - Wales, Welsh revival
William Carey Bible translation India, Baptist Missionary foundation
J. Hudson Taylor adopted Chinese dress & customs, founded China Inland Misson
Amy Carmichael saved women from prostitution in india
Mary Slessor labored alone in Africa 40 yrs
Robert Morrison Chinese tranlastion of the Bible
Immanuel Kent "outness"/"categorical imperativeness"/ man cannot know God or the soul (noumena)/Bible man-made book of history
Frederick Schleiermacher religion is feelings/emotions, "absolute dependence", Father of Modern Theology, theology is analysis of experience of God
G. W. F. Hegel idealist, God is an "Absolute Spirit"; there is a higher unity betweenmaterial world and subjective freedom, history is dynamic unfolding of Absolute Spirit through "dialectical idealism"
dialectic tension between ideas
Karl Marx dialectical materialism, wrote the Communist Manifesto, overthrow class struggles : communism/socialism
borgouisie middle-class capitalists
proletariat workers
Julius Wellhausen Bible mere collection human documents, higher criticism
higher (historical & literary) criticism careful stusdy of historical back ground of each book of the Bible
lower (textual) criticism study of text to determine writers; made higher degree of accuracy so we can be sure we have writings of orginal authors
social gospel social reform: human rights, economic, equality
4 "foes of the faith" communism, materialism, biblical criticism, evolution vs creationsm
source criticism order of writing of Gospels, and extent of dependence on another or earlier sources
form criticism forms in which gospel orally passed
redaction criticism analyze manner and significance of the subtle changes Gospel writers introduced in accounts of Christ's work and life
4 Evolution arguments 1. struggle for existence kept population of species constant
2. Survival of the fittest - simialr body structures
3. continuity between man and animals - ignore man's memory, conscience, concept of God, and soul

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