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- Romanists
- Anglicans
- Puritans
- Independents |
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- Arrived in England with hatred of Presbyterianism
- Mildly Calvinistic
- Upheld divine right of Kings
- Father in Law of Fredrick V of Palatinate who deserted German Protestants during the 30 years war
- Jamestown Colony
- King James Version |
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- First systematic presentation of Anglican theology
- 2nd to Cranmer in influence on Anglicanism |
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| Son of King James- Carolinas names after him |
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Spiritual Adviser of charles.
- Arminian Anglo-Catholic
- Archbishop of canterbury
- Hated by romanists and catholics |
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- Broad Church
- Rationalists
- Whigs
- Not interested in church government or sacraments- they were rationalists. Morality was the chier aim of religion. |
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- Born to a very rigid/spirtual mother. They formed a group that was known as Methodist because they followed rigid methods or rules
- Aldergate Experience
- John felt called to lead a people to a concious religious experience of salvation
- Arminian
- John Wesley died an Anglican priest |
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| John Wesley's experience where he received the assurance of his own salvation while Reading Luther's preface to romans |
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- Wesley ordaines Asbury and Coke in 1784
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- the Methodists who remained in the church of England
- Emphasized Gospel Preaching |
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- Arminian and similar to Pietism in emphasis
- Universal Salvation- salvation is offered to all. Three fold kingdom
- Free Salvation- directed against total depravity. Final decision is man's.
Sure Salvation- Certainty is founded on a conscious emotional experience
- Full salvation- strong stress on sancrification and perfection of believers
- Calvinist in sacraments |
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| Three Fold Kingdom of God |
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Father's Kingdom- Embraces all men, people are judged alone by their use of reason in living a moral life
- Son's kingdom- standard of judgment in the Gospel
- Kingdom of H.S.- restricted to those who had a conscious experience of Christ |
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| Tractarians (other names?) |
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| Oxford Movement, High Church, Anglo-Catholicism |
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- Keble - Newman - Pusey
- Tried to correct Anglican abuses |
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| Father and founder of Oxford Movement (tractarians/ high church/ anglo-catholics) |
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| - Greatest theologian of the oxford movement but he later poped |
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| - Leader and organizer of the movement |
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Anglican Requirements for Fellowship
- Scripture is Rule and Norm
- Two Creeds
- 2 Sacraments
- Apostolic Succession |
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| Oxford Movement in America |
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| Centered in Nashotah, Wisconsin |
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