Charles Grandison Finney is often called the 'Father of Modern Revivalism' because he introduced:
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Correct answer: The 'anxious bench' and other emotional conversion techniques
Finney utilized 'New Measures,' such as calling out sinners by name and providing a specific seat for those considering conversion. These techniques were designed to heighten emotional tension and pressure individuals into making a public commitment to faith.
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