Old Side–New Side controversy

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The Old Side–New Side controversy was an 18th-century split within American Presbyterianism over revivalism and religious experience during the First Great Awakening.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Presbyterian controversy
historical event
religious schism
theological controversy
chronologyNote controversy intensified after 1739
country British America NERFINISHED
denomination Presbyterian Church in the American colonies NERFINISHED
ecclesiasticalIssue acceptance of itinerant preachers
power of presbyteries and synods
ecclesiasticalIssue licensing and ordination of ministers
endTime 1758
hasCause disputes over emotional revival meetings
disputes over examination of conversion narratives
disputes over itinerant preaching
hasEffect institutionalization of presbyterian education standards
long-term division between confessional and revivalist tendencies in American Protestantism
strengthening of revivalist currents in American Presbyterianism
hasPart New Side NERFINISHED
Old Side NERFINISHED
historicalContext colonial American religious history
language English
mainRegion American colonies
mainSubject church discipline
ecclesiastical authority
ministerial qualifications
religious experience
revivalism
notableFigure Charles Hodge NERFINISHED
Gilbert Tennent NERFINISHED
Jonathan Dickinson NERFINISHED
Samuel Blair NERFINISHED
opposedBy Old Side NERFINISHED
relatedTo Great Awakening NERFINISHED
New Light–Old Light controversy NERFINISHED
religiousMovement First Great Awakening NERFINISHED
religiousTradition Presbyterianism NERFINISHED
result creation of the Synod of New York
division of the Synod of Philadelphia
reunion of Synod of Philadelphia and Synod of New York
reunifiedAs Synod of New York and Philadelphia NERFINISHED
reunionYear 1758
separatedFrom Synod of Philadelphia NERFINISHED
startTime 1741
supportedBy New Side NERFINISHED
theologicalIssue Calvinist orthodoxy NERFINISHED
assurance of salvation
role of the Holy Spirit in conversion
timePeriod 18th century

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Gilbert Tennent associatedWith Old Side–New Side controversy