![]() This is really the reason Pentecostalism’s central point of origin is Azusa street. If a person visits two Pentecostal churches their experience could be vastly different. So, what sets Pentecostals apart from charismatic groups of history? Since there are so many theologies, many of them errant, that make up Pentecostalism and very little oversight, defining just what Pentecostalism is becomes difficult. ![]() The Quakers, those that John Calvin wrote against in his institutes, the ones Pope Gregory the Great mentioned, and there were certainly at least 120 charismatic’s in the first century who were accused of being drunk while they praised God. It is an interesting question since there have been charismatic’s in every century. This is the central question to answer when talking about Pentecostal history. Why did the “… fledgling Pentecostals considered the Azusa revival, … to be Pentecostalism’s central point of origin?” (Creech, 1996.
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