The Second Great Awakening - part 1
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Kim Kutz Elliott discusses the Second Great Awakening, a period of religious revival in the early nineteenth century in the United States. - Jak na to + styl
my history teacher is making me watch this
yeah me too
That's good; as it is probably a very good source material for grasping what happened in history in these events.
same bruh
Great. One thing to note, Evangelicals did not believe that they could bring about the second coming of Jesus, but rather they preached the imminent return of Jesus as an incentive for people to be spiritually prepared.
God we need “The 3rd Great Awakening” and “Billion Soul Harvest” right Now!
Amazing video. Thank you. Great and coherent presentation on a topic that can be all too confusing.
Sounds like a good time.
Helps with my paper thanks a bunch
4:13 perfect
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Great video! Thank you
This is so interesting
What seems to have been going on in these Camp Meetings would be a pseudo-apostolic situation of sorts; the preeching was akin to what the Lord's Apostles would do, but their faiths were far more rooted in feelings than in a grasp of reality as it turns out.
In the 1960 s come to Christ with fear was preached didn't hear about love but the hymns had love.
I experienced this in New York .. awakening
Best thing Mr. Beecher did was that his daughter was a devoted Abolitionist; and that's saying something.
wow
This is fantastic! Thanks!!
The essence was real encounters with a very real God that caused people to shake have trances go into ecstasies and visions.
I’m a believer, but I realize that these great awakenings created so many false denominations within Christianity that we see today :(. Christ and salvation is no longer shared as a free gift for all who believe in most churches.
good
Rational approach to religion is very good, emotional approaches to religion, on the other hand, open up one to the devil's influence; and that never ever ends well. And if you want to grasp history, you really do have to include religious teachings in history to grasp it correctly.
I feel like the big problem in American culture is the lack of education about religious figures and events. We literally don't use the original Gregorian calendar labels anymore because it's simply made by religious people and don't like the idea of the timeline being centered around the death of Christ.
@@jllemin4 Not so much that at all, but you're largely very spot on with the claim of pathetic education... that's one major reason why homeschooling is taking off.
Wow 9:18
You're so nervous in this video @khanacademy
The essence was the Holy Spirit moved and changed the whole United States back to God those were fits induced by their own willpower that was the Holy Spirit moving so powerfully on the people they shook when entrances ecstasies and visions it was real encounters with a real God.
IMAGINE ?
I don’t know if you’re a believer the one who’s talking but you did a pretty good job. I pray that you’d be filled to overflowing with the Holy Ghost and be filled with joy unspeakable and full of glory that you’d be healed up and that your soul would be filled and healed up of any trauma in Jesus name I pray you have encounters with Holy Spirit right now! That he would touch you from head to toe in Jesus name and dreams in the night in Jesus name
On the general topic at hand: Calvinism isn't even biblical; the book of Revelation in the bible does state clearly that we are judged solely on what we do, and it is what we do or refuse to do that will determine if we can enter Heaven, not some decision on God's part; that's how the puritan beliefs weren't even biblical to begin with... and that's pretty darn strong criticism of their beliefs.
As for taking religious services seriously; I'm with them on that if nothing else, but not at all on their critical belief in predestination, for no form of predestination is biblically acceptable, as they all blatantly contradict the last book of the bible.
A tad to the side, but vital for grasping the topic? Absolutely yes!
Calvinists have never rejected the idea that people are suppose to do good works. That's called hyper-calvinism. Predestination doesn't remove human responsibility before God-Calvin stressed this (which was, likewise, stressed by Augustine, Paul, and Jesus), as well as most Calvinists since. Also, the intellectual/education requirements of, say, the Presbyterian Church (a Reformed, Calvinist institution), were only mandatory for being a preacher, not for conversion. Lastly, it's millennialism...like millennial (i.e my generation) and ism (i.e. western denotation for some classification/group whether real or otherwise).
Exactly
When was the term 'Jesus Freak' first used?
PS - I'm just asking for a friend.
I don't know, but the first time I ever heard the term was in a song by DC Talk.
20th century?
That came out of the Jesus movement of the late 60’s early 70’s .
Did she just call it apa-lacha... oh my god. I can’t even watch this anymore
Lap TV why you so hurt? Lol
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I fucking bet this video us gonna get demonatized because its related to war
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Yes, I encourage watching more than 1 video on this subject, from different Christian channels.
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Any other honors US history students here?
Here's a snack while u watch---> 🍿
Want some soda too?
Sorry, I don't got any🥺✌🏻
i take this very offencive because i am a very good christian and i really hate how she id sooo wrong about the whole thing... very wrong