RELG 330 - History of Christianity
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Module 10 - chapters 29-31
Reason, Revival, and Revolution, AD 1650 - 1789 (part 2)
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History Pages
From James Kiefer's Christian Biographies
Isaac Watts
William Law
John & Charles Wesley
Joseph Butler and Deism
Jonathan Edwards
From the Boston Collaborative Encyclopedia of Western Theology
Pietism
John Wesley
Jonathan Edwards
From the Eyewitness to History Site
1620 - aboard the Mayflower
1641 - Puritan Massachusetts
1692 - the Salem Witch Trials
From the Reformed Reader site
Isaac Watts
John Newton
From the Biography Online site
Famous People of the Enlightenment
Rene Descartes
John Wesley
From the Brainy Quote Site
Blaise Paschal Quotes
John Wesley Quotes
From the Christianity.com site
George Whitefield
The Great Awakening
John Wesley in America
John Wesley conversion
Revival in England
Charles Wesley
Edwards and the Great American Awakening
John Newton
Francis Asbury
Isaac Watts
Robert Raikes
Robert Raikes and how we got Sunday School
From the New Advent Catholic Encyclopedia
Deism
Mme. Guyon
Fénelon
Quietism
From the US History Site
The Great Awakening
Thomas Paine - Age of Reason
From the Wholesome Words site
John Newton - links to biographies
Charles Wesley - links to biographies
Isaac Watts - links to biographies
From other sites
John Wesley
Francis Asbury
The New Intellectual Order: Man, Nature and Society - includes Montaigne, Descartes, Hobbes, and Locke
Christianity Through the Ages, chapter 8 - Revival, Reform, and Expansion, AD 1500-1750, by Kenneth Scott Latourette
New Denominations, new opportunities,1600-1900
Count Zinzendorf and the Ecce Homo Painting
John Wesley
Robert Raikes and Sunday Schools
Wesley's Thoughts upon Slavery
Francis Asbury
"A Serious Call to a Devout and Holy Life" - by William Law
Francis Asbury
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