
The Holy Post
619: Human Sinfulness and the Evangelical Legacy of Slavery
May 29, 2024
Katelyn Beaty discusses human sinfulness and the evangelical legacy of slavery. They explore the Pope's comments on human nature, the plateauing of religious nones, and the appeal of Christianity's 'weirdness'. Sean McGever delves into the impact of slavery on evangelical leaders like Edwards, Wesley, and Whitefield, revealing lasting effects on the Church today.
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- Understanding human sinfulness is essential in theology alongside the belief in humanity made in God's image.
- Religious affiliation among Gen Z is rising, possibly due to Christianity's distinctive 'weirdness' that attracts people.
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Key Figures in Early Evangelicalism: Edwards, Wesley, and Whitfield
Jonathan Edwards, John Wesley, and George Whitfield are key figures in early evangelicalism. John Wesley, known for founding Methodism, was renowned for his extensive preaching and influence on various denominations. George Whitfield, an evangelist, played a significant role in the first Great Awakening, bringing revival and encouragement to many. Jonathan Edwards, considered America's greatest theologian, is known for his powerful sermons, including 'Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God,' and his profound contributions to theology and philosophy.
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