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17th Century the enlightenment places stress on _______ ________ and _________ which eventually led to challenges to the Christian faith and the Church's authority. - Answer-human reason; autonomy ______ ________ ___ ____________ was an early enlightenment thinker who attempted to blend together religion and enlightenment rationalism - Answer-Lord Herbert of Cherbyry Cherbury was considered the father of _______. - Answer-theism Cherbury said there were 5 natural laws of religion which can be discovered through ________. - Answer-reason There is a _____. - Answer-God God should be ______. - Answer-worshipped The primary expression of worship should be a ___ life. - Answer-virtuous Humans have a duty to ___ from sin. - Answer-repent There is an ___ where deeds will be judged. - Answer-afterlife T/F: Deism tended to be the "religion" of the American Founding Fathers and Colonial Americans. - Answer-true One belief of deism is that God is the creator of the universe but it is up to creation to function based on ___ ___. - Answer-natural laws A significant belief of deism is that Jesus is ___ ___ but not ___. - Answer-fully human but not divineT/F: Deism rejects miracles and the trinity. - Answer-true Deists believed that the only authoritative value to the Bible is its ___ ___. - Answer-moral teaching The ___ are a group that came from the "___ ___" in response to the dissatisfaction with Elizabeth I's "via media" - Answer-Puritans, Marian Exiles "Marian Exiles" formed a group called the ___. They were influenced by Calvinism and formed in response to their ___ with Elizabeth I. - Answer-Separatists; dissatisfaction The birth of the Baptists came from a group called the ___ ___. - Answer-English Seperatonists Jacob Arminius formed the group called ___. - Answer-Arminianism ___ became a Protestant response to the reform theory and Calvinism. - Answer-reaction against Armininism What two things took place during the Synod of Dort? - Answer-Remonstrance of 1610; TULIP Remonstrance of 1610 was the rejection of teachings of ___ ___. - Answer-John Calvin What are the three "evangelical" movements of the 18th century, the people associated with them, and the place of origin? - Answer-1. First Great Awakening, Theodore Frelinghausen, American Colonies 2. Pietism, Phillip Spencer, Germany 3. Methodism, John Wesley, England Phillip Jacob Spencer wrote "___ ___" and "___ ___". - Answer-"Collegia Pieratis" and "Pia Desideria" ___ ___ is the one who brought Methodism to America. - Answer-Francis Asbury___ ___ was one of the most important theologians that came from the First Great Awakening. - AnswerTheodore Frelinhausen Johnathan is famous for his sermon "___" and "___". - Answer-Faithful Narrative of a Surprising Work of God; Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God ___ ___ was the most important pastor that came from the First Great Awakening. - Answer-George Whitefield Kenneth Scott Latourette referred to the 19th century as "___ ___ ___." - Answer-"The Great Century" In the 19th century, Charles G. Finney proposed the "___ ___". - Answer-new measures What was the impact of the Second Great Awakening? (3) - Answer-American attention to social injustices; funding of educational institutions; missions ___ ___ is responsible for the Origin of the Species which led into the liberalism movement. - AnswerCharles Darwin ___ ___ was one of the most influencial theologians during the 19th century. - Answer-Fredrich Schleirmacrcher Julius Wellhausen developed the idea of the ___ ___ to serve as a higher biblical criticism. - Answerdocumentary hypothesis ___ was a response against Darwin and Liberalism. - Answer-Fundamentalism The 5 Fundamentals are: - Answer-1. The virgin birth of Jesus 2. The verbal inspiration of the Bible 3. The bodily ressurection of Jesus4. The visible second coming of Jesus 5. The satisfaction theory of atonement. The Social Gospel Movement was founded by ___ ___ during the 20th century. - Answer-Walter Rauschenbusch Walter Rauschenbusch defined Christianity as the "___". - Answer-feeling of absolute dependence upon God Walter Rauschenbusch is known for writing three works: - Answer-Christianity and the social crisis; Christianizing the social order; Theology of the social gospel Walter Rauschenbusch's biggest enemy was ___ ___. - Answer-Charles Sheldon Charles Sheldon was the founder of the ____ principle. - Answer-WWJD ___ ___ was the great pioneer of neo-orthodoxy. - Answer-Karl Barth