Recap quiz 3 North America Christianity 2024

Selma-to-Montgomery March (1965):

• was televised and shocked the public opinion for the violence against peaceful protesters

• was the result of the legislative strategy of the NAACP

• was supported by Southern evangelicals and Southern Catholic bishops

The Church of the Redeemer in Houston:

• failed in its youth ministry

• was a model for Christian covenant communities and charismatic music thanks to Graham Pulkingham's ministry

• was founded by William Seymour and represented the first Pentecostal church

Which words best describe evangelicals' attitude toward the Civil Rights movement?

• fear of the federal government's intrusion, law and order, personal conversion led not to prioritize the race issue

• fight for immediate desegregation

• joint effort with the mainline Protestantism to support the movement

Within Pentecostalism, Baptism with the Holy Spirit is believed to be accompanied by:

• biblical exegesis

• eucharistic devotion

• the gift of tongues (glossolalia)

The Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC):

• was founded by Rose Parks and initiated the Montgomery boycott

• was founded by Martin Luther King jr. and relied on direct action and mass mobilization

• was an evangelical association which promoted equality and freedom for black people

Three words to describe the initial Catholic Charismatic movement (CCR) in the United States:

• Pentecostal contacts, University of Notre Dame, diocese-centered

• Duquesne Weekend, University of Notre Dame, covenant communities

• Church of the Redeemer, Dennis Bennett, International Communication Offcie (ICO)

What was the U.S. Catholics' attitude toward the Civil Rights movement?

• were on the lead of the civil rights movement

• shared conservative Protestants' and evangelicals' feelings on race

• were divided (Northerns v. Southerns), but they mainly supported the civil rights movement

New evangelicalism:

• was a progressive trend within the mainline churches

• became very soon a global movement led by wealthy leaders who wanted to distinguish themselves from fundamentalists

• a 20th-century revival

Cardinal Leo-Joseph Suenens:

• was the patron of the CCR and helped its legitimization within the Catholic church

• opposed the CCR

• was an Episcopal charismatic pastor who encouraged Catholics to practice glossolalia

Billy Graham's religious reform consists of:

• engagement with the world without accommodation

• a middle way, between modernism and the separating variety of fundamentalism

• entering the political arena

• personal salvation