The foundation of the Great Awakening was laid out by spiritually sagging puritan and anglican churches from overly complex theological doctrines and compromising of values in order to allow church membership for the purpose of maintaining a steady flow of members. People got tired of overly boring sermons from old fashioned ministers. They wanted something fresh, exciting, and new. More factors that led to the Great Awakening were the increasingly modern and liberal ideas, such as Arminianism challenged traditional church practices. Overall, spirit and zealousness were at an all time low.
The Great Awakening led had many profound effects on America. A new vivacious style of preaching introduced itself into America. As a result, sects began
The Great Awakening led had many profound effects on America. A new vivacious style of preaching introduced itself into America. As a result, sects began