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Which idea did Charles G. Finney espouse A) Christian perfectionism B) irreversible original sin C) transcendentalism D) Utopiansim

Which idea did Charles G. Finney espouse A) Christian perfectionism B) irreversible original sin C) transcendentalism D) Utopiansim
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Which idea did Charles G. Finney espouse

A) Christian perfectionism
B) irreversible original sin
C) transcendentalism
D) Utopiansim

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Which idea did Charles G. Finney espouse A) Christian perfectionism B) irreversible-example-1
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Charles G. Finney supported the idea of Christian Perfectionism. He believed in the pursuit of abstinence from sin. However, he was considered the father of the Second Great Awakening, as he was a spokesperson for Transcendentalism as well.

Answer: A. Christian Perfectionism
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