evangelical movement
Revival-focused Protestant tradition
The evangelical movement is a broad Protestant Christian movement emphasizing personal conversion (being "born again"), the authority of the Bible, and active evangelism—sharing faith to win converts.
In American usage, the term often carries political connotations, associated with conservative positions on social issues: The evangelical movement became a powerful force in Republican politics.
Globally, the movement spans denominations and encompasses diverse theological and political views.
- born againSpiritually converted anew
- worship musicReligious devotional songs
- praise bandChurch musical ensemble
- crossPass from side to side
- salvationDeliverance from harm
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- Modern ChristianityVatican II, ecumenism, evangelicalism, liberation theology, Billy Graham
- Modern Religionevangelicalism, fundamentalism, Pentecostalism, New Age, Scientology
- church lifechurch attendance, worship service, prayer group, youth group, church music
- ReformationMartin Luther, John Calvin, 95 Theses, Protestant Reformation, Luther
- American Reformsabolitionism, social reform, women's suffrage, women's rights, temperance
- MethodismWesley, Methodist Church, Methodist, United Methodist Church, Methodism
evangelical movementhigh church
Tall religious building
Roman Catholicism · Eastern Orthodoxy · Tridentine Mass · Quakerism
evangelical movementsacred tradition
Venerated inherited practice
evangelical movementsecular humanism
Nonreligious ethical philosophy
secularism · atheism · irreligion · antitheism · agnosticism
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