Evangelical Argumentative Essay

Evangelicals were beginning to ask questions concerning the ideas of Christianization and began embracing other ideas and arguments. These new ideas deconstructed the social expectations of those following the paradigms of this new millennial way of thinking with deconstructed expectations, challenging believers to consider the ideas of evangelical marginality. These new ideas lead to new expectations in missions and literal interpretation. Some of these arguments ultimately shattered denominational loyalties. These beliefs eventually fed into a new idea of pan-evangelical identity to welcome all types of evangelicals. The first three quarters of the nineteenth century, were a time of millennial bliss, but it didn’t last long. Not everyone agreed with everything that was established. Many believed that the old way of thinking was still …show more content…
He arrives to find the Wesley brothers gone, and their mission foundation in shambles. Without thinking twice, Whitefield bean to piece it back together. It didn’t take him long to realize the city of Savannah was in need of an orphanage. Although the Charles Wesley had previously considered the idea of an orphanage, it had never come into fruition. Whitefield decided to make the orphanage a central part of his ministry. Soon Whitefield met Johann Martin Bolzius, a Salzburg Lutheran disciple who had founded and orphanage in Ebenezer, Georgia. This was an orphanage of seventeen children, and one widow. Whitefield worked to match the two orphanages, as he believed that great temporal and spiritual blessings were happening in Georgia. Whitefield would pour his heart and soul into this ministry, but he would not stay in Georgia for long. He would establish the Bethseda orphanage in Georgia and return to England to raise money for the project by traveling the British Atlantic