tion of the individual and includes the at-
tempt to appeal to the masses on behalf of
Christ. This term refers to strains of 17th
ism and Pietism, which stressed personal religious
experience, the ideal of a holy life and the priesthood
of all believers. It was set against the spiritual luke-
warmness and sacramentalism of the established
churches of the day. Yet, sadly, what began as revival
degenerated into "revivalism" as we know it today.