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20 Cards in this Set
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j. wesley
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started methodism
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g. whitefeild
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owned slaves; lived in Georgia; Anglican
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j.knox
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started Presbyterianism
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conformity
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Anglican idea to obey book of common prayer
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separation of church and state
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name says it all
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jesuits
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manastic orders
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loyola
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wrote spiritual exercises
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puritanism
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a corporation or personal movement that started i the Anglican church
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revivalism
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movement focused on improvement of spiritual condition
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council of trent
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catholic church declared protestantism
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j. edwards
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started great awakening
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deism
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divine clock maker, popular religion in 18th century
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W. Perkins
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red hair preacher at Cambridge; father of puritanism
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D. Branard
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american missionary, graduated from Yale, died at age 29
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enlightment
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movement in Europe focused on reason then religion
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J. Bunyan
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author of pilgrims progress
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J. Locke
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"tabula rasa" born with black slate
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I. Kant
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neumenal/phenomal divide
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Methodism
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movement meant to focus on proper christians
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circuit preaching
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preaching who travels a circuit
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