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What is Evangelicalism? How has it changed? - Coggle Diagram

- - - - The 19th-century American women's rights movement was rooted in Evangelical revivalism. Their theology both motived and equipped people to adapt a feminist mindset. They also fought for abolition, equality, the rights of minorities, and against capitalism.
        
        1973: Chicago Declaration for social reform important in understanding how Evangelicals used to be
      - Personal conversion and social reform
        
        they wanted to improve the world
- - - - “Green v. Connally served as the catalyst, not Roe v. Wade. Although many evangelicals certainly felt troubled by abortion and viewed it as part of the broader problem of promiscuity in American society, most of them regarded it as a “Catholic issue” in the realm of politics until the late 1970s” (Balmer, page 12)