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| brings peace to huguenots |
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| catholics vs protestants, extreme brutality |
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| (doesn't matter what religion you are) religious tolerance |
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| Religion of the enlightenment |
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| attempt to live Christian life in a very personal way |
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| William and mary become comonarchs of England |
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| seperatists that did not conform to the book of common prayer |
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| intellectual and cultural movement, profoundly anti-superstitious, reason over tradition |
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| Dualism ("I think therefore I am") |
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| empiricism ("essay on human understanding") |
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| everything learned through experience. |
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| Pia Desideria; Preachers shouldn't be pedantic |
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| "critique of pure reason" numa vs phenomena |
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| Biblicists, Conversionists, Activists, Crucintismists |
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| personal conversion, entire sanctification, "heart strangely warmed" |
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| "Danger of an unconverted ministry" |
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| America's greatest theologian. Highly calvinistic focusing on the majesty of God |
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| Great fan of acting. First to publicize arrivals. |
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| Deism and Democratization. Much less emotion that first GA and more literary response |
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