Shaping the Wesleyan Message: John Wesley in Theological Debate

By:

Coppedge, Allan [Author]

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Nappanee, Indiana Francis Asbury Press of Evangel Publishing House 2003Description: 279pISBN:

192891540X

DDC classification:

C793 C53.6

Contents:

The early development of Wesley`s view on predestination, perfection, and religious authority, Part1: The Free-Grace controversy, 1739-44: Wesley vs whitefield, The outbreak of the controversy on predestination, The growing storm over predestination, The division of the Methodist Societies, A limited reconciliation between leaders of the debate, Part 2: The minor Controversies, 1745-1770: Wesley vs Hervey and toplady, Wesley`s Theology of predestination, The controversy over imputed righteousness, The relationship between Wesley and Whitefield, The Wesley-Toplady controversy over free will, Part 3: The minute controversy, 1770-1778: Wesley and Fletcher vs the countess of huntingdon, The attack on Wesley`s 1770 conference minutes, Wesley`s defense against the Calvinist`s attack, A wider separation between the Wesleyans and the Calvinists, The last phase of the minutes controversy, Part 4: Conclusions: Evaluations of the controversies

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The early development of Wesley`s view on predestination, perfection, and religious authority,
Part1: The Free-Grace controversy, 1739-44: Wesley vs whitefield,
The outbreak of the controversy on predestination,
The growing storm over predestination,
The division of the Methodist Societies,
A limited reconciliation between leaders of the debate,
Part 2: The minor Controversies, 1745-1770: Wesley vs Hervey and toplady,
Wesley`s Theology of predestination,
The controversy over imputed righteousness,
The relationship between Wesley and Whitefield,
The Wesley-Toplady controversy over free will,
Part 3: The minute controversy, 1770-1778: Wesley and Fletcher vs the countess of huntingdon,
The attack on Wesley`s 1770 conference minutes,
Wesley`s defense against the Calvinist`s attack,
A wider separation between the Wesleyans and the Calvinists,
The last phase of the minutes controversy,
Part 4: Conclusions: Evaluations of the controversies

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