Category Archives: Wesleyanism
Why I’m a Methodist by Dr Timothy Tennant
Dr Timothy Tennant from Asbury Seminary is doing a series entitled “Why I am a Methodist and an Evangelical”. Good stuff, be sure to check it out. Intro Prevenient Grace - “salvation is impossible without a free and prior act … Continue reading
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Comparing Wesleyan Arminianism and Reformed Arminianism
Billy Birch over at The Arminian has put together a nice post that compares and contrasts Wesleyan Arminianism with Reformed (or Classical) Arminianism. You can find it here: Demarcating Wesleyan-Arminianism and Reformed Arminianism. I did a somewhat similar post a … Continue reading
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The Bible and John Wesley
Wesleyan scholar Randy Maddox has written an excellent article about the way John Wesley studied, interpreted, and preached from the Bible. It’s entitled: “ The Rule of Christian Faith, Practice, and Hope: John Wesley on the Bible (1)” (free registration … Continue reading
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Wesley the Inclusivist
It appears that John Wesley was what might be called a “hopeful inclusivist”. An inclusivist is one who believes that we are saved only through Jesus, however, it is possible to be saved through Jesus without explicit and/or complete knowledge … Continue reading
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A Comparison of Wesleyanism and Classical Arminianism
Wesleyanism and Classical Arminianism have much in common, however, there are a few differences. Here’s a list that compares some of the differences in belief. These are generalities, as particular beliefs often vary from person to person. And some of … Continue reading
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