The british preacher george whitefield's preaching style was imitated by several american preachers. what best describes his style? a. he spoke to his congregation in a calm, rational way. b. he leapt around the stage and heaped abuse on sinners. c. he sermonized in a passionate evocative style and booming voice. d. he used imagery to instill fear in the hearts of sinners and the unconverted.

The correct answer is C) he sermonized in a passionate evocative style and booming voice.

The statement that best explains his style is he sermonized in a passionate evocative style and booming voice.

The Britsih preacher George Whitefield's teaching style was imitated by several American preachers. George Whitefield (1717-1770) was an evangelist of the Church of England. He used to teach in England and Scotia and then traveled to the American colonies to preach in Massachusetts, Georgia, and many others during the beginning of the Methodist movement.

His particular tone of voice, his style, and the emotion when he preached helped stimuli the audience that always responded to the dramatization of his speech.

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