test 8 Flashcards
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the freedom and desire to be free from something or freedom to do something
liberalism
the desire to be free from absolute standards and morals, especially those of the Scriptures
Modern liberalism
the principle or practice of conserving (preserving) established traditions or institutions and opposing changes in them
conservatism
father of modern conservatism
Edmund Burke
the most powerful conservative force through the ages
the Bible
false philosophies/sciences
pseudosciences
teaches that nothing can be known except observable scientific “facts”
positivism
Austrian psychologist known for psychoanalysis
Sigmund Freud
system that says the subconscious physical drives or irrational fears determine a man’s actions
psychoanalysis
philosophy that any idea or action should be judged solely by its results, regardless of any moral or Scriptural considerations
pragmatism
“anti-philosophy” that claims there is no truth or reality, forcing man to make his own meaning in an absurd world
existentialism
advocated for “progressive education” allowing students to “follow their animal instincts” and practice “self-expression”
John Dewey
one of the chief goals of modernists, an outward union of all churches into one organization regardless of doctrinal differences
the Ecumenical Movement
people who helped others stand firmly on the fundamentals of biblical truth
“Fundamentalists”
“Prince of Expositors”
G. Campbell Morgan
one of the world’s most famous revival preachers
Rodney (“Gipsy”) Smith
an attempt to capture momentary, fleeting “impressions” received by the physical senses
impressionism
emphasized random geometric forms and perspectives, create new “realities” for viewers
cubism
art for art’s sake, an expression of subjective thoughts and feelings in shapes and colors
“abstract art”
best-known conservative writer of the day; literary apologist and fiction writer
C.S. Lewis
agreement where 62 nations renounced war as a means of settling international disputes
Paris Peace Pact
a central banking system that controls nation’s money supply under the auspices of the federal government
Federal Reserve System
investments or shares in some industrial or commercial company
stocks
risky investments for a chance of a quick profit
speculation