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revivalism

Reawakening of Christian values and commitment. The spiritual fervour of revival-style preaching, typically performed by itinerant, charismatic preachers before large gatherings, is thought to have a restorative effect on those who have been led away from the right path. Various Protestant sects have experienced periods of revivalism at different times since the 17th century, and many, notably Methodism, came into being during revivalist periods. Common themes are strict interpretation of the Bible, rejection of literary or historical study of the Bible, emphasis on the conversion experience, and a call to live devoutly. Revivalism can be interpreted as a precursor of 20th-century Christian fundamentalism. See also Great Awakening; Dwight Moody.

revivalism

a movement, esp an evangelical Christian one, that seeks to reawaken faith

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He then explores "the social, religious, and political contexts in which early Americans perceived loving friendships as serving exalted and also radical ends that transcended and yet relied upon personal ties," discussing fraternal love in 17th century Puritanism, pre-revolutionary revivalism, and post-revolutionary evangelicism; emotional ties between young officers in the revolutionary army; and the role of sentimental friendship within late 18th century republican ideology.

The overflowing of friendship; love between men and the creation of ... by Reference & Research Book News

There is, as everyone knows, a hard and fast rule that you really shouldn't wear anything second time around which means that basically, for me and most of my friends, all 80s revivalism is very much a no-no.

Too old for retro but too young to kiss and make up by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)

She construes the labor movement, the Social Gospel, revivalism, Adventism, and Pentecostalism as various responses to Modernity.

Fortress Introduction to the History of Christianity in the United ... by Taneti, James E. / Currents in Theology and Mission

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