evangelicalism
Born-again Protestant movement
Evangelicalism is a Protestant Christian movement emphasizing personal conversion (being "born again"), the authority of the Bible, and active efforts to spread the faith.
The term covers a broad spectrum—from mainline denominations to charismatic megachurches.
In American politics, evangelicals became a significant voting bloc in the late 20th century, often associated with conservative positions on social issues: the evangelical vote, white evangelicalism.
Return to consciousness
- revivalismMovement rekindling religious passion
- preachingDelivering moral discourse
- renewalMaking current again
- outpouringCopious, spontaneous release
crusade · repentance · invitation · decision · rededication
Deliverance from harm
- graceEffortless beauty of motion
- repentanceRemorseful rejection of past wrongs
- conversionAct of changing states
- born-againSpiritually converted anew
testimony · devotion · prayer · worship · scripture · holiness · righteousness · discipleship
Religious songs of worship
- sermonClergy's worship address
- altarSacred ritual table
- congregationAssembled group of worshippers
- megachurchVast Christian congregation
Study of ultimate destiny
- inerrancyTotal freedom from mistakes
- atonementCompensation for wrongdoing
- justificationReason proving rightness
- sanctificationMaking someone or something sacred
hermeneutics · exegesis · ecclesiology · theodicy · rapture · millennialism · imputation · infallibility
One who performs immersion rites
- pietismAffected religious devotion
- reformedImproved after abandoning wrongdoing
- congregationalOf member-governed worship communities
- nondenominationalNot aligned with any church
charismatic · megachurch · low-church · vineyard · brethren
Proactive community assistance
- proselytismAttempting to convert others
- missionsAssigned important tasks
- missionaryReligious outreach worker
- unreachedNot yet arrived at
tentmaking · tract · witnessing · soul-winning · door-to-door · sending · parachurch
Against elective pregnancy termination
- republicanAdvocate against hereditary rule
- conservativeCautious about altering customs
awakening
Return to consciousness
- revivalismMovement rekindling religious passion
- preachingDelivering moral discourse
- renewalMaking current again
outpouring · crusade · repentance · invitation · decision · rededication
salvation
Deliverance from harm
- graceEffortless beauty of motion
- repentanceRemorseful rejection of past wrongs
- conversionAct of changing states
born-again · testimony · devotion · prayer · worship · scripture · holiness · righteousness · discipleship · fellowship
hymns
Religious songs of worship
- sermonClergy's worship address
- altarSacred ritual table
- congregationAssembled group of worshippers
megachurch · potluck · tithing · offering
eschatology
Study of ultimate destiny
- inerrancyTotal freedom from mistakes
- atonementCompensation for wrongdoing
- justificationReason proving rightness
sanctification · hermeneutics · exegesis · ecclesiology · theodicy · rapture · millennialism · imputation · infallibility
baptist
One who performs immersion rites
- pietismAffected religious devotion
- reformedImproved after abandoning wrongdoing
- congregationalOf member-governed worship communities
nondenominational · charismatic · megachurch · low-church · vineyard · brethren
outreach
Proactive community assistance
- proselytismAttempting to convert others
- missionsAssigned important tasks
- missionaryReligious outreach worker
unreached · tentmaking · tract · witnessing · soul-winning · door-to-door · sending · parachurch
pro-life
Against elective pregnancy termination
- republicanAdvocate against hereditary rule
- conservativeCautious about altering customs
- ChristianityJesus, Bible, Christ, God, Jesus Christ
- beliefsbelief, beliefs, creed, creeds, faith
- American ChristianityBaptists, Methodists, Presbyterians, Lutherans, Episcopalians
- church historychurch history, apostles, Protestant Reformation, Christian history, baptism
- American IdeasAmerican Dream, American exceptionalism, transcendentalism, manifest destiny, self-reliance
- American ProtestantismBaptist, Methodist, Presbyterian, Lutheran, Episcopalian
evangelicalismhigh church
Tall religious building
Eastern Orthodoxy · Roman Catholicism · ritualism · Episcopalianism · Quakerism
evangelicalismliberal Christianity
Reason-based Protestant theology
liberation theology · demythologization · modernism · universalism · religious pluralism
evangelicalismsecular humanism
Nonreligious ethical philosophy
secularism · atheism · irreligion · agnosticism · rationalism
gospel, evangelist, evangelical, evangelism, evangelize, evangelists, evangelizing, evangelicals, evangelization