According to Great Awakening preachers like Jonathan Edwards and George Whitefield, both challenged Puritan beliefs by emphasizing: "feelings over behavior."

These two: Jonathan Edwards and George Whitefield were both famous for preaching the sermon titled "singers in the hand of an angry God."

However, it was also revealed that during this period many people were advised by the sermons of Jonathan Edwards and George Whitfield to be involved in activities that suggest emotional excess or feelings over behavior.

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3 years ago

How did framing the Cold War in absolute terms as a battle between freedom and slavery influence Americans’ ability to understan

vaieri [72.5K]

<span>The Cold War was in many ways a very polarized ideological battle. In it capitalism represented the power of the individual, which is integral to the ideas upon which the United States was built, and communism represented equality of outcome for all individuals, an idea based on the power of the state. Because America was founded on freedom from state corruption, communism was seen as a form of complicit slavery to the state. One of the biggest cultural impacts on the United States as a result of these events would be a very strong sense of patriotism, especially in the baby boomer generation. This causes many Americans to see world issues as resultant of an imbalance of cultural freedoms.</span>

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4 years ago

why were the discoveries of astronomer like Galileo seen as radical and a threat to the church authority? what was the new idea

Lina20 [59]

They were seen as a threat because they went against the teachings of the Church. The new idea was that the Earth revolved around the sun instead of the sun and the whole universe revolving around the Earth

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