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What is another word for Evangelicism?

Pronunciation: [ˌiːvɐnd͡ʒˈɛlɪsˌɪzəm] (IPA)

Evangelicism is a term commonly used in the context of Christianity. It refers to the practice of spreading the gospel or the good news of Jesus Christ. However, there are various synonyms for evangelicism that can be used to describe this practice or the people who engage in it. Some of the synonyms include evangelization, preaching, witnessing, evangelism, and proselytizing. All these synonyms emphasize the importance of sharing the message of Jesus Christ with others, and they can be used interchangeably. Ultimately, the goal of evangelicism is to promote the love and grace of God to all people and to bring them closer to Christ.
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He was also the great poet of the religious revival which marked the latter part of the eighteenth century in England, and which was called Evangelicism within the establishment and Methodism without.
"Cowper"
Goldwin Smith
But when he first went mad, his conversion to Evangelicism had not taken place; he had not led a particularly religious life, nor been greatly given to religious practices, though as a clergyman's son he naturally believed in religion, had at times felt religious emotions, and when he found his heart sinking had tried devotional books and prayers.
"Cowper"
Goldwin Smith
However that may have been, the two great factors of Cowper's life were the malady which consigned him to poetic seclusion and the conversion to Evangelicism, which gave him his inspiration and his theme.
"Cowper"
Goldwin Smith

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