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Neo-Evangelicals: hold to the four truths, but more open minded and friendly
Church Growth Movement: Baby Boomers, Calvary Chapel, Vineyard, Jesus People, Fuller Seminary; #s focused with an Edwards-Darby slant
Spiritual Formation Movement: Renovare, Willard, Foster; Wesleyan slant
1st Great Awakening: Jonathan Edwards
Calvanist Approach - awaken the elect
2nd Great Awakening: John Wesley
Arminian Appraoch – spur non-believers
Emerging Church: McLaren, Driscoll
two widely endorsed, biblically supported, conflicting gospels
Welseyanism: sanctification would overcome societal ills
Darby: premillenial rapture eschatology; justification before the rapture; very anti-intellectual (no hope in humanity)
focus is on justifictaion alone
Conversionism
Activism
Biblicism
Crucicentrism
we get into a lot of arguements over issues we percieve to be attacks on the authority of Scripture because these tenets assume a certain authority
conservative revivalist fundamentalist born again reformed liberal ecumenical progressive – the same word can have opposite meanings given the context
Jesus-centered, NT-Gospel-centric theology & ecclesiology – solas of Lutheranism
18th-19th c. revivalism; religion of the heart – Wesleyan
mid 20th c. reaction to fundamentalism – neo-evangelicalism