Pietists, Hasidim, and Wesleyans All Shared

question 23

Multiple Choice

Pietists, Hasidim, and Wesleyans all shared

• A) the desire to undermine established religion.
• B) the rejection of a Christian God.
• C) common theological views with deists.
• D) a majority of charismatic female leaders.
• E) the enthusiastic mood of religious revivalism.

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Definitions:

Poetic Structures

The organized patterns or frameworks used in poetry, such as rhyme schemes, meters, and stanzas.

Black Bohemia

Refers to a cultural and social movement among African Americans, characterized by artistic, literary, and intellectual endeavors that challenge mainstream norms and explore black identity.

West 53rd Street

A specific location, generally indicating a street that could exist in various cities. Without further context, the term lacks a precise definition related to historical events or significance.

Black Iconoclast

A person of African descent who challenges traditional or established beliefs, customs, and values within their society or culture.