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The Social Gospel & Federal Council of Churches Flashcards

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Who wrote “Divine White Right”?

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Trevor Bowen

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Who requested that “Divine White Right” be written?

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Protestant Christian officials

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According to “Divine White Right”, what is fundamental to the consideration of the problem?

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Economic forces: problems of unemployment, lower wages, and higher costs of living

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What does “Divine White Right” call upon White Churches to do?

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Take the initiative in ending segregation

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In “Divine White Right”, what has a direct baring on current events?

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The Slave Era

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According to “Divine White Right”, what was the view of Frederick Douglass on migration?

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Emigration is not the permanent remedy of racial ills

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In “Divine White Right”, what is the only thing that Southern White Churches are doing to help Negro Churches?

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Only giving some money

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According to “Divine White Right”, who is the current driving force in churches?

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Women

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In “Divine White Right”, what is the church losing its dominance over?

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Schooling for African Americans

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Who wrote “I Speak for Myself”?

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John Haynes Holmes

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Who was John Haynes Holmes?

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Unitarian, pacifist, and co-founder of the NAACP and ACLU

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According to John Haynes Holmes in “I Speak for Myself”, what were his parishioners loyal to?

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Not the creed or hierarchy, but the manner of life

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In “I Speak for Myself”, where should the church be in the reform debate?

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At the vanguard of the battle for reform

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Who does Haynes Holmes cite as his inspiration in “I Speak for Myself”?

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Walter Rauschenbusch

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In “I Speak for Myself”, to what did the Church of the Messiah in NYC change its name?

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Community Church of New York

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In “I Speak for Myself”, how did Haynes Holmes see his destiny as a minister?

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  • Lay as much outside the church as in it

- Identified with political and reform movements

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What 2 movements did John Haynes Holmes help to found?

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  • American Civil Liberties Union

- National Association for the Advancement of Colored People

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In “I Speak For Myself”, who was the only competition for BTW?

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W. E. B. DuBois

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According to “I Speak For Myself”, what are the 3 periods of history of the free negro?

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  1. Reconstruction
  2. Dominated by BTW
  3. NAACP
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In “I Speak For Myself”, how drastic is the need for religious change?

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As drastic as the Reformation

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According to “I Speak For Myself”, who gave expression to the ideas of the Community Church?

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Josiah Royce

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In “I Speak For Myself”, what was the Community Church an attempt to do?

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Apply democracy to religion

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According to “I Speak For Myself”, where should reform come from?

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The people, not the dictation of the minister

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Who wrote “Social Work and Influence of the Negro Church”?

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R. R. Wright

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What was "Social Work and Influence of the Negro Church"?
An article in the Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Sciences
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Who was R. R. Wright Jr.?
- Sociologist - President of Wilberforce University, Ohio - Bishop in the AME Church
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According to "Social Work and Influence of the Negro Church", what was the 'Negro Church'?
Portion of organised Christian teaching conducted exclusively by Negroes among the members of their race
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In "Social Work and Influence of the Negro Church", what was the chief work of the Methodist denominations?
Building of a strong central organisation: much social work by the local church has been omitted
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According to "Social Work and Influence of the Negro Church", where is the church strongest and weakest?
- Rural church the least influential | - Church strongest in the small town
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In "Social Work and Influence of the Negro Church", what are 5 obstacles to social work?
1. Rapidly growing Negro city population 2. Poverty of the Negroes 3. Difficulty of securing cooperation between the various denominations 4. Religious ideals of the many Negroes, which are chiefly emotional and concerned with heaven and hell 5. Brevity of the pastor's tenure
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Who wrote "The Church and Negro Progress"?
George E. Haynes
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Who was George E. Haynes?
Secretary, Commission on the Church and Race Relations, Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America
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What was "The Church and Negro Progress"?
An article in the Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science
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According to "The Church and Negro Progress", what are the three sections of progress?
1. Intra-group advancement 2. Inter-group adjustments between the Negro population and the white population 2. Internal and external, e.g. cultural contributions of Negroes
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In "The Church and Negro Progress", what are the 2 ways in which the church has helped educational progress?
1. Financial support & administrative development of schools 2. Organised channel for distribution of information and emotional stimulation to the rank and file
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Who wrote "87 Years Behind the Black Curtain"?
R. R. Wright Jr.
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What is "87 Years Behind the Black Curtain"?
Autobiography
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In "87 Years Behind the Black Curtain", what was the white attitude to Negro education?
- A waste of time and money | - Believed that book learning and manual work did not go together
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In "87 Years Behind the Black Curtain", what did older people believe about race relations?
That the white man was created to rule, and the black man to serve him
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In "87 Years Behind the Black Curtain", what did the older people believe about heaven?
There would be no white people in heaven
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What did the whites use the bible for, in "87 Years Behind the Black Curtain"?
Used to bolster their position of superiority and rule
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In "87 Years Behind the Black Curtain", who inspired Wright in Chicago?
Reverdy Ransom at the Institutional Church
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According to "87 Years Behind the Black Curtain", what did Ransom believe about the Church?
That it should help the community in practical daily living
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What newspaper did Wright edit, in "87 Years Behind the Black Curtain"?
The Christian Recorder
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What was Wright's aim, in "87 Years Behind the Black Curtain"?
Make the world the kingdom of God
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According to "87 Years Behind the Black Curtain", what did Ransom's replacement do?
Make the Institutional Church a regular AME Church again, by removing the "social foolishness"
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In "87 Years Behind the Black Curtain", who has revolutionised Christian thinking and action on race relations?
Martin Luther King Jr.
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Who wrote "Overcoming Racial and Religious Prejudices"?
R. R. Wright
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What was "Overcoming Racial and Religious Prejudices"?
A World Fellowship Address
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According to "Overcoming Racial and Religious Prejudices", what multiply other difficulties?
Religious and racial prejudices
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In "Overcoming Racial and Religious Prejudices", what is one of the chief causes and supports of race prejudice?
Religion
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Who wrote "The Negro, the Hope or Despair of Christianity"?
Reverdy Ransom
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Who was Reverdy Ransom?
AME Bishop Social Gosepler Civil Rights activist
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In "The Negro, the Hope or Despair of Christianity", where does American democracy get its life from?
Spirit and inspiration of the teachings of Jesus
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According to "The Negro, the Hope or Despair of Christianity", what does the American Negro confront?
Tests the practical application of Christianity
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Who wrote "How to Cure Racial and Religious Persecution"?
James Todd
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What was "How to Cure Racial and Religious Persecution"?
A World Fellowship Address
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According to "How to Cure Racial and Religious Persecution", where does race persecution come from?
Misunderstanding
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Who wrote "Interracial Justice and GoodWill"?
Philip Alen Shwartz
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What was "Interracial Justice and GoodWill"?
A World Fellowship Address
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Who wrote "Making the Gospel Plain"?
Reverdy C. Ransom
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What was "Out of the Midnight Sky: A Thanksgiving Address"?
A sermon published in "Making the Gospel Plain"
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In "Out of the Midnight Sky", what is the true mark of progress?
Spiritual renewal, best measured in the progress of AA
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According to "Out of the Midnight Sky", what is the crowning glory of the development of the century?
The Parliament of Religions
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What is "The Coming Vision"?
An article published in "Making the Gospel Plain", addressing the General Conference of 1920
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In "The Coming Vision", what should the AME Church not do?
Compromise its principles
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According to "The Coming Vision", what should the mission of the AME Church be?
To save every man
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What is "The Institutional Church and Social Settlement"?
Book chapter published in "Making the Gospel Plain" (part of his autobiography)
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In "The Institutional Church and Social Settlement", who opposed the church's creation?
Leading clergymen of Chicago, specifically those from the AME Church
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According to "The Institutional Church and Social Settlement", what led to the church's dynamiting?
Work on the 1902 strike
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What is "A Program for the Negro'?
An article published in "Making the Gospel Plain"
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Who does Ransom support in "A Program for the Negro"?
Booker T. Washington and his 1899 movement
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Who wrote "The Church and the Negro Spirit"?
George E. Haynes
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What is "The Church and the Negro Spirit"?
An article in Survey Graphic
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What church does "The Church and the Negro Spirit" tell the story of?
Salem Methodist Episcopal Church taking possession of an old white church in 1924
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According to "The Church and the Negro Spirit", what are the 4 main problems facing the church?
1. Adequate buildings 2. Giving fellowship to newcomers of the same faith 3. Adequate resources for social service 4. Greet intelligent people who do not know the strains of the cities

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