18th-century Christianity

Eighteenth-century Christianity was marked by religious enthusiasm, intellectual questioning, and the beginnings of modern denominations. It saw the rise of Protestant movements like Methodism, emphasizing personal faith and moral improvement, and ongoing debates between Catholic and Protestant traditions. The period also experienced the influence of the Enlightenment, prompting some believers to explore reason and science alongside faith, leading to tensions between tradition and new ideas. Missions and evangelism expanded globally, spreading Christianity across continents. Overall, this era was characterized by both fervent religious revival and increasing intellectual engagement, shaping the diverse landscape of modern Christianity.