Methodist and Wesleyan Studies
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The Methodist and Wesleyan Studies collection provides access to resources on Methodist and Wesleyan theology and studies as a resource for teaching, learning and research. The Methodist and Wesleyan Studies Collection is a joint project of the GlobeTheoLib and the Methodist e-Academy with the support of the World Methodist Council to develop an online library of Methodist studies resources that will be available to scholars and students free of charge throughout the world.
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An assessment of the social intent in John Wesley's doctrine of sanctificationJohn Wesley was a well educated son of a cleric, who chose to be a theologian and a
 minister in the Church of England. His theological distinctive was his insistence on the
 possibility of entire sanctification in this lifetime. In response to their position on
 sanctification, Wesley and the Methodists sought to save souls and cure the ills in society
 because they believed it was divinely mandated. Their love and work for the less
 fortunate was a response to their love for God and in obedience to His commandments.
 This is the great success of their work. They were able to serve God and their generation
 in a balanced yet inseparable way. The result of Wesley's life, direct and indirect, was that
 the social and spiritual plight of thousands of individuals and families was improved and
 dozens of church groups, missionary societies and benevolent organisations have emerged
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Memorial of the golden wedding of the Rev. Nathan and Mrs. Mary Bangs, April 23, 1856Princeton Theological Seminary, 1856