Question

Please help me !

Answer 1

Which statement that best explains the difference between Phoebe Palmer's prayer meetings and Charles Finney's camp meetings?

The prayer meetings were open to members of all Christian churches. The camp meetings included only members of one Christian faith.

The prayer meetings focused on social causes like temperance or abolition. The camp meetings were only concerned with religious matters.

The prayer meetings were attended by more educated and literate city dwellers. The camp meetings were attended by mostly less-educated people who lived in the countryside.

The prayer meetings were calm discussions where people could reflect on their faith and values. The camp meetings were loud, emotional events where people would recharge their religious convictions.

Answer 2

This is what the lesson says:
Evangelical leaders like Charles Finney encouraged followers to help other people confront their own sins as well. In this way, they believed, they could remake society as well as individuals. The emphasis on following an inspiring religious leader led to the growth of many existing Christian denominations and the creation of many more. Other leaders of the Second Great Awakening, like Phoebe Palmer, emphasized reflecting on one's own faith over testifying sins to others, but also believed society would improve as more people studied their faith.

Answer 3

@Compassionate

Answer 4

Boo!

Answer 5

lol can u help me -.- even if i have the lesson i can't seem to have the answer .... I think between A and D

Answer 6

@Compassionate

Answer 7

Stahp tagging me xD I'm already in the topic :P

Answer 8

lmao xD it said u left .-.

Answer 9

That excerpt is of no help at all.

Answer 10

Finney:

>The emphasis on following an inspiring religious leader led to the growth of many existing Christian denominations

Palmer:

>Other leaders of the Second Great Awakening, like Phoebe Palmer, emphasized reflecting on one's own faith over testifying sins to others, but also believed society would improve as more people studied their faith

Answer 11

What do you think we can conclude from that?

Answer 12

I would have to say D myself, but I am no genius...

Answer 13

It's not D nor A.

Finney talks about making society a better place, however, Palmer talks about reflecting on religious matters.

Hmm... I wonder which one it could be.
Look at these exerts

Finney
>In this way, they believed, they could remake society as well as individuals

Palmer
>emphasized reflecting on one's own faith over testifying sins to others, but also believed society would improve as more people studied their faith
.

Answer 14

B?

Answer 15

Correct ~

Answer 16

why temperance and abolition?

Answer 17

Temperance and abolition are social issues, correct?

Finney believed that by confronting your sins and bettering the individual, then as a whole, society will benefit. Temperance and abolition where big things back in those days.

Answer 18

There were a lot of Women's Rights movements and temperance marches going on in those days.

Answer 19

ohhhhhh okay

Answer 20

thank you

Answer 21

Hope this makes sense.

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Answer 22

it totally did :3