Terceiro Grande Despertamento

Grande Despertamento
Primeiro (c. 1730–1755)
Segundo (c. 1790–1840)
Terceiro (c. 1850–1900)
Quarto (c. 1960–1980)

O Terceiro Grande Despertar ^{(português brasileiro)} ou Terceiro Grande Despertamento ^{(português europeu)} foi um período de atividade religiosa na história americana do final de 1850 até 1900. Ele influenciou denominações protestantes pietistas e teve um forte senso de ativismo social. Ele acumulou força da teologia pós-milenarista que a segunda volta de Cristo deve vir após a humanidade reformar toda a terra. O Movimento do Evangelho Social ganhou sua força do Despertamento, assim como o movimento missionário mundial. Novos grupos emergiram, como o Movimento de Santidade e movimentos do Nazareno, e Ciência Cristã.

O Movimento Pentecostal

Seguinte o Avivamento de Gales, avivamentos ocorrem através dos Estados Unidos, em particular Avivamento da Rua Azusa em 1906 em Los Angeles, Califórnia.

Referências

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