Mark Kielar hosts this episode of "Cross TV," explaining the problems and history behind the idea of "decisional regeneration," along with it's disastrous legacy. As mentioned in the video, much of what is being used in modern evangelistic crusades, came from Charles Finney (1792-1875), who taught that Salvation was a work of man. It does seem that in the wake of Finney, many other evangelists like D.L. Moody, and Billy Graham copied his methods. In an edition of the White Horse Inn, which I believe I posted to my blog, concerning the entertainment obsession in many churches, it was Charles Finney who began the whole interest in entertainment in Christianity.
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