Charismatic Movement Flashcards

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What does the greek word charismata mean and what is it used to refer to in the bible

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Gifts of grace
Special qualities that christians receive through the holy spirit, according to paul

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What is noteable about the Charismata in later books of the bible e.g. ephesians and peter

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Much less is mentioned of them-the church already moving towards a regulated order

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Name some of the Charismata mentioned in the bible and the corresponding book

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Romans-Serving, teaching, leadership, compassion, giving
Corinthians-Faith, healing, miracles, prophecy, tongues
Peter-speaking for god, serving

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What is glossalia

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Speaking in tongues-common in charismatic movements

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What is pentecostalism

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20th cent. movement-believed in the miaculous events of Acts with the outpouring of the spirit. They believe mass healing and conversions could also happen nowadays.

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What are key pentecostal beliefs

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There is a 2nd baptism- that of the holy spirit-that takes place after conversion
Many believe speaking in tongues confirms this 2nd baptism
Focus on spontaneous worship and healing
Anti-ecumenical-dislike hierarchy

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-What is a criticism of the charismatic movement

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Anti-intellectual-Breed an indifferencce to actual christian doctrine by focusing on emotional and social characteristics

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What is the charismatic movement sometimes described as

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Neo-pentecostalism

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What are the key differences between charismatic and pentecostal churches

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Speaking in tongues is not emphasised as much in charismatic movements
Less reference to the 2nd baptism of the holy spirit

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Who began the charismatic movement

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Dennis Bennet in California

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What is the book and film about a pentecostal minister who leaves his suburban denomination help inner city gangs called

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The cross and the switchblade

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Which pioneer of televangelism bought pentecostalism to a wider audience

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Oral Roberts, a methodist minister

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Whhen did the first CofE congregation declare itself charismatic

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1963

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What is the fountain trust

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A national network to encourage charismatic worship in the UK

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When did the Charismatic Renewal of the Catholic Church begin, adn what happened

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1967-In a church in Pittsburgh, a group read the cross and the switchblade, then had dramatic experiences of speaking in tongues and other gifts. This spread to uni of notre dame, and then spread worldwide

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How many Charismatic Christians did Pope Paul VI welcome to a conference on the charismatic movement

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In 1980, which charismatic priest was appointed by whom as preacher to the papal household

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Raniero Cantalamessa-remained until 2024

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What % of catholics nowadays identify as charismatic

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10-15%-up to 150 million total

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What was the fastest growing church movement in Britain in the 1980s, and what did they believe

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House Church movement, also called restorationism
Believed god is restoring his kingdom in the last days-
had charismatic experiences-
Church legalism swept aside by the coming of the spirit

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What is Xenolalia

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Speaking in foreign tongues unknown to the speaker

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What is the Toronto Blessing

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A set of ecstatic, Charismatic experiences at a Vineyard Church near Toronto Airport-

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What are the 4 main beliefs of the Charismatic movement

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Glossalia
Propehcy-Both telling the future and conveying the word of god directly
Healing-Mark 16-Jesus says his followers will cure the sick
Inspiration in worship-e.g. spontaneous movement, music playing, free form prayer

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What is the main appeal of the charismatic movement

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It does not offer, like strict doctrinal christianity, knowledge about God, but rather a direct experience of him

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What is the general view of the charismatic movement by mainstream churches

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Broadly accepting as long as a number of conditions are met
Conforms to the bible
Spreads love and joy
Affirms jesus as lord
The experience matches with the wishes of the leader of the congregation

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What is the evidence for the truth of the charismatic experience
Emprirical evidence of tens of millions of believers Speaking in tongues-incl foreign languages(though never confirmed) Cases of healing-both spiritual and physical Swinburne-cumulative case for god Correlation between religious attendence and general health
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What is the evidence against the charismatic movement
No scientific proof of glossalia or xenolalia Healing may be fraudelent-diseases may go away naturally, enter spontaneous remiision, or be entirely mental-Flew Falsification-THey wont let evidence stand against it Similar phenomenon found in other religions-Not god but human nature
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