Gutenberg College: Christianity in America, 1700-1776
Channel: Craig Campbell
Date: 2013-10-04

This is a lecture given by Tim Mcintosh from Gutenberg College in 2013. Gutenberg is a small university located in Eugene, Oregon. There is a view of life that says the larger the university is the more apt it is that truth will reside there but there is an equally valid point of view that says the larger the university is the more apt that untruth will reside there. 

This video is lecture 2 from a series called Christianity in America. (Can we get along?)

It's basically about the First Great Awakening in America 1730-1740. Five individuals are discussed but only three of them are discussed at length for some reason.

Theodorus Jacobus Frelinghuysen (1692-1747), Gilbert Tennent 1703 -- 1764, Jonathan Edwards 1703-1758, George Whitefield  1714-1770, and John Wesley 1703-1791are credited with the historical event called "The First Great Awakening" where mass conversions to Christianity took place. 

I wonder who the first two individuals were and how they fit in the story.

Gutenberg has placed the lecture in public domain so I added pictures to the audio for educational purposes. Some day I'll add pictures to my own audio. Until then I'll remain a student instead of a teacher. 

This is a link to the whole lecture.

https://itunes.apple.com/us/itunes-u/christianity-in-america/id607194425