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  本文選題：循道派 + 分裂��； 參考：《吉林大學》2007年碩士論文

【摘要】： 循道派(Methodists)又稱衛(wèi)斯理宗(Wesleyans),是以英國牧師約翰?衛(wèi)斯理(John Wesley,1703-1791)的宗教思想為基礎的各分支教會的總稱。該派強調(diào)以《圣經(jīng)》為唯一的信仰源泉和生活準則,反對加爾文提出的基督救贖僅為了“選民”的預定論,強調(diào)所有人都能得到基督耶穌平等的愛。 18世紀該派傳入美國,在兩次北美宗教復興的大覺醒運動中迅速成為美國基督新教中的第一大教派,其社會影響深遠。循道派傳入美國后特別注重對下層人民的傳教,利用巡回演講和露營會議等布道形式擴展其教眾人數(shù)。美國循道派對黑人問題的關注超過其它基督新教教派。該派對奴隸制和種族隔離制度總體來說是持反對意見的,對黑人的教育事業(yè)也十分熱衷。
[Abstract]:Methodist (also known as Wesley Anson) is the English pastor John? Wesley John Wesley 1703-1791) the general name of the branches of churches based on religious thought. Emphasizing the Bible as the only source of faith and a standard of life, the school rejected Calvin's predestination that Christ's salvation was for the sake of "voters" and emphasized that all men could receive the equal love of Christ Jesus. It was introduced into the United States in the 18th century and quickly became the largest Protestant sect in the United States in the two Great Awakening movements of North American religious Revival, and its social influence was far-reaching. After its introduction into the United States, Methodist paid special attention to preaching to the lower classes and expanding its congregation by sermons such as lecture tours and camping meetings. American Methodist parties pay more attention to black issues than other Protestant denominations. The party was generally opposed to slavery and apartheid, and was enthusiastic about black education.
【學位授予單位】：吉林大學
【學位級別】：碩士
【學位授予年份】：2007
【分類號】：K712

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相關碩士學位論文 前2條

1 柴專吉;基督教在美國廢奴運動中的作用[D];云南大學;2010年

2 張翠;美國黑人教育權利變遷研究[D];西北師范大學;2012年

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