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Pentecostal Christianity

Published on Nov 22, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

PENTECOSTAL

CHRISTIANITY
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HISTORY-PRE-1901

  • After 1850, there was a Holiness Revival in the US
  • Former Methodists, Prebyterians, and Baptists left their churches
  • They were unhappy with the lack of simplicity
  • London's Edward Irving in 1831 taught the importance of prophecy
  • Albert B. Simpson brought the English Keswick movement to the US

HISTORY-1901

  • Pentecostalism was founded by Charles Fox Parham
  • Topeka, Kansas saw the first Pentecostals in 1901
  • Charles Fox Parham was a Methodist pastor who conducted bible classes
  • He taught that speaking in tongues was proof of God's presence
  • On Jan. 1, 1901, Agnes Ozman became the first to speak in tongues

HISTORY-POST-1901

  • In 1906, Pentecostalism gained attentiom
  • Azusa St. Revival in LA became famous
  • The leader was William J. Seymour, a black preacher
  • The church conducted 3 sevices every day and sent out pamphlets
  • The church was integrated and promoted speaking in tongues
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BELIEFS

  • Pentecostalism is Trinitatian
  • Man is a free moral agent and can go to hell
  • God clearly calls clergy to serve
  • Water baptism is needed for salvation
  • The baptism of the Holy Ghost (tongues)
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BELIEFS

  • You cannot predict the second coming
  • Jesus will return to the earth
  • Evangelism is key
  • Hell is literally a lake of fire
  • It is the duty of the worshiper to pay tithes
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SIMILARITIES
*Both Pentecostalism and Calvinism believe in Predestination for clergy.
*Like Catholicism, Pentecostalism believes in the Trinity

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DIFFERENCES
*There are vast internal differences between regional sects of Pentecostalism.
*More so than most sects of Christianity, Pentecostalism supports the idea that god can speak directly to everybody

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DEMOGRAPHICS
California, Texas, and Florida (in that order) have the highest population percentage of Pentecostals in the US. It is growing abroad.

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DEMOGRAPHICS
As of 2010, China, Brazil, the US, and Nigeria have the most practicing Pentecostals. Pentecostalism is the fourth most populous religious denomination in the world

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FACTS
*The international church leader is called "general superintendent".
*some women neither wear makeup nor do they cut their hair (they also usually only wear skirts)

FACTS
*According to Pentecostalism, one can become "un-saved"
*There are also "good" and "bad" churches

Sources are on Google Doc