Emphasizing "health and wealth", this is, for 10 points, what charismatic Pentecostal theology, often called "prosperity theology"?
In a 1980 paper rejecting this theological movement, the Assemblies of God denied its emphasis on "rhema", or the spoken word, imbued by the Holy Spirit with God's creative and revelatory power. Other controversial beliefs of this theology include belief in Christ's spiritual death and the claim that humans are gods. The earliest basis for this theology appears in the writings of Baptist minister E.W. Kenyon, who developed belief in "positive confession" of Biblical promises, and it was popularized by Kenneth Hagin, who is regarded as the "father" of this movement. This theology is at the heart of popular devotional material such as the "Prayer of Jabez" and prominent contemporary promoters include T.D. Jakes, Benny Hinn, Fred Price, and Kenneth and Gloria Copeland. Emphasizing "health and wealth", this is, for 10 points, what charismatic Pentecostal theology, often called "prosperity theology"?
In a 1980 paper rejecting this theological movement, the Assemblies of God denied its emphasis on "rhema", or the spoken word, imbued by the Holy Spirit with God's creative and revelatory power.
Word of {Faith} Movement [or Word of {Faith} Theology or {Word}-{Faith} Movement; accept “{Faith Movement}”, “{Faith Message}”, and “{Faith Formula}” but prompt on “{Faith}”; accept “{Positive Confession}”, “{Health} and {Wealth Theology}” and “{Prosperity Theology}” or {charismatic Pentecostal theology} before {each} is mentioned]