Wesleyan

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Wesleyan is a Protestant Christian theological tradition rooted in the teachings of John Wesley, emphasizing holiness, free grace, and the possibility of entire sanctification.

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Wesleyan canonical 11

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instanceOf Christian theological tradition ⓘ
Holiness tradition ⓘ
Protestant tradition ⓘ
affirms Arminian soteriology ⓘ
Trinitarian theology ⓘ
authority of Scripture ⓘ
necessity of new birth ⓘ
ongoing sanctification ⓘ
associatedWith Methodist Episcopal tradition ⓘ
Wesleyan Quadrilateral ⓘ
Wesleyan-Holiness denominations ⓘ
contrastsWith Calvinist tradition ⓘ
emphasizes Christian perfection ⓘ
assurance of salvation ⓘ
discipleship ⓘ
entire sanctification ⓘ
evangelism ⓘ
free grace ⓘ
holiness ⓘ
personal conversion ⓘ
personal holiness ⓘ
practical piety ⓘ
responsible grace ⓘ
social holiness ⓘ
hasFounder John Wesley ⓘ
hasKeyDoctrine Christian perfection as perfect love ⓘ
assurance through the Spirit ⓘ
entire sanctification as second work of grace ⓘ
means of grace ⓘ
hasKeyFigure Charles Wesley ⓘ
John Wesley ⓘ
Phoebe Palmer ⓘ
historicalOriginPeriod 18th century ⓘ
historicalOriginPlace England ⓘ
influences Holiness movement ⓘ
Methodist churches ⓘ
Wesleyan-Holiness churches ⓘ
many Pentecostal traditions ⓘ
namedAfter John Wesley ⓘ
religiousBranchOf Protestantism ⓘ
teaches conditional security of the believer ⓘ
human free will in responding to grace ⓘ
justifying grace ⓘ
possibility of entire sanctification in this life ⓘ
prevenient grace ⓘ
sanctifying grace ⓘ
synergistic view of salvation ⓘ
universal atonement ⓘ
theologicalRoot Methodism ⓘ

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