7b. The Great Awakening

At the age of six, John Wesley was rescued from the burning room of his father's parish, depicting sculptures of the 19th century. Because of this impressive event, he came to call himself "a brand that was burned out and removed."

Not all the US Ministers were attacked by the era of reason. In the 1730's, religious resurrection passed through British colonies in the UK. Yale Minister Jonathan Edwards refused to convert to the English church and he began to worry about the New England increasingly concerned about secular issues. In his view, people feel that pursuing wealth is more important than John Calvin's religious principle. Some people are beginning to suggest that fate is wrong and good work may save the soul. Edwards cried from the podium to oppose these ideas. "God is an angry judge and man is a sinner!" He declared. He is full of anger and firm statements that people are flocking. This caused a big awakening well known in American colonies.

George Whitefield is the British Minister who visited the American colony. As a trained actor, he will shout God's Word, cry in sorrow, and tremble with passion when he preaches. Thousands of settlers flocked to hear his story. He changed slaves and even several Native Americans. Even religious skeptical Benjamin Franklin emptied his coin purse after hearing the speech in Philadelphia.

Soon the United States split. In waking and in Hong Kong, missionaries built their schools and churches across the colony. Princeton University is such a school. The old light preachers refused to accept this new way of worship. Despite the conflict, one amazing result is greater religious tolerance. As there are so many new sects, it is clear that none of the religions occupy any area.

The great awake is a reaction to enlightenment, but it is also a long-term cause of the revolution. Prior to this, the cabinet members represented the upper class. The awakening minister is not always appointed, it breaks respect for better people. The new beliefs that emerged are more democratic in their way. Common messages are more equal. A big awakening is also a kind of "nation". This is the first major event all colonies can share and will help break down the differences between them. There is no conspiracy in the UK to accentuate the differences between the Americans and their cousins ​​on the sea. In fact, this religious turmoil caused a serious political influence.

Definition of big awakening. A big awakening is an era of religious awakening and reform. This is a series of religious resurrections that hit American colonies led by Evangelical Protestant pastors. The great awakening was triggered by a tour of the English Evangelical pastor named George Whitefield. The first big awakening began in 1725 and continued until 1750. The second awakening began in the early 1800s. The third and fourth Renaissance inspired by the great awakening took place from 1880 to 1910 and from the late 1960s to the early 1970s. In this article I will explain the first waking up and the second waking up in American colonial era.

Historians said that the first awakening in the 1730s and the 1740s and the second awakening in the third wake up from the late 1950s to early 20th century. These renaissance was a part of the big romantic religious movement that hit the United Kingdom, Scotland, and Germany, mainly in Europe, mainly. Just like the first big awakening half a century ago, the second reflection of romanticism is characterized by passion, emotion and charm to supernaturalism. It rejected skepticism, faith, and rationalism left behind from enlightenment. Almost at the same time, similar movements also flourished in Europe. Pietism swept the German countries. Evangelism in the UK is very strong

In the 1890s, New England began resurrecting "second great awakening". The general feeling is lower than big awakening, the second awakening leads to the establishment of universities and seminary, and to the organization of Church of Mission. Kentucky was also influenced by the revival during this period ... Another resurgence, the second awakening (about 1795-1835) began in America. During this revival, meetings were held in small towns and large cities nationwide, and unique borders - camp meetings began. The second big awakened produced tremendous growth