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Introduction: John Wesley's Practical Divinity: A Theology of Holy Love | |
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John Wesley as a Practical Theologian | |
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The Style of Wesley's Practical Theology | |
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The Axial Theme of Wesley's Practical Theology | |
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The Axial Theme of Holiness and Grace | |
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Holiness as Holy Love: The First Half of the Axial Theme | |
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Law and Grace | |
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Grace: The Other Half of the Axial Theme | |
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Work of God Alone/Synergism | |
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Favor/Empowerment | |
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Receiving/Responding | |
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Instantaneous/Process | |
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The Flow of the Book | |
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The God of Holy Love | |
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The Personal and Essential Attributes of God | |
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Holy Love | |
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Eternity | |
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Omnipresence | |
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Omniscience | |
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Omnipotence | |
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The Essential Attributes and Predestination | |
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The Work of God/Father | |
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Creator | |
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Sovereign | |
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Governor | |
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The Moral Law | |
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Providential Provider | |
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Summary of the Attributes | |
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Today and Tomorrow: Recent Trends in Cosmology | |
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Humanity: Created in Holy Love, Fallen in Nature | |
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Humanity Created as Complex Beings | |
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The Image of God | |
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The Fall of Humanity | |
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The Effects of the Fall | |
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Original Sin | |
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How Original Sin Is Transferred | |
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The Consequences of Original Sin | |
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Total Depravity | |
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Prevenient Grace | |
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The Benefits of Prevenient Grace | |
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Today and Tomorrow: Contemporary Views of the Self | |
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Jesus Christ: The God of Holy Love Revealed | |
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The Person of Christ | |
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The Divine Nature | |
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The Human Nature | |
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The Work of Christ | |
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Prophet | |
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Priest | |
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Atonement | |
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Objective Elements | |
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Subjective Elements | |
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King | |
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Today and Tomorrow: The Christ of the Qur'an | |
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The Holy Spirit: The Presence of the God of Holy Love | |
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Administrator of Redemption | |
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Convincing Grace | |
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The Moral Law | |
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The Presence of the Spirit as Holy Love | |
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The Gifts and Fruit of the Spirit | |
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The Assurance of the Holy Spirit | |
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Assurance Nuanced | |
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The Full Assurance of Faith | |
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The Question of a Specialized Vocabulary | |
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The Full Assurance of Hope | |
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The Perceptibility of Grace | |
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The Trinity | |
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The Filioque Clause | |
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Wesley on Trinitarian Language | |
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The Trinity and the Language of Holy Love | |
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Today and Tomorrow: The Rise of Pentecostal Religion | |
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Justification: The God of Holy Love for Us | |
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Co-operant Grace (Catholic Emphasis) | |
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Repentance | |
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Works Suitable for Repentance | |
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The Necessity of Repentance and Works Suitable Thereto | |
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Free Grace (Protestant Emphasis) | |
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Justifying Faith | |
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Justification Itself: The First Focus of the Wesleyan Order of Salvation | |
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Justification as Freedom from Guilt: The First Liberty of the Gospel | |
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Imputation | |
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The Question of Sola Fide | |
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Justification and Regeneration Are Linked | |
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The Difference between Acceptance and Justification | |
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Temporal Elements as the Key | |
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Today and Tomorrow: The Realities of Forgiveness | |
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The New Birth: The God of Holy Love in Us | |
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Regenerating Grace as the Favor of God | |
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Regenerating Grace as the Power of God | |
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The Contribution of Peter Bohler | |
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Defining Regeneration | |
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The New Birth as a Necessary Change | |
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The New Birth as a Vast Change | |
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The Influence of German Pietism | |
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The New Birth as a Crucial Change | |
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The Contribution of August Hermann Francke | |
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The Temporal Elements as Key | |
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The New Birth as Liberating Change: The Second Liberty of the Gospel | |
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Did Wesley Maintain His Standard of the New Birth? | |
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The New Birth as the Freedom to Love God and Neighbor | |
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Today and Tomorrow: Conversion Revisited | |
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The Church and the Means of Grace: The Community of Holy Love | |
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The Church | |
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The Church in Decline | |
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Methodism as a Reform of the Church | |
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The Significance of German Pietism and Moravianism | |
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The Methodist Infrastructure | |
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The Practical Christian Life | |
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The Means of Grace | |
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The Instituted Means of Grace | |
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The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper | |
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The Sacrament of Baptism | |
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Prudential Means of Grace | |
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Works of Mercy | |
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Today and Tomorrow: What Are They Thinking about Natural Law and Politics? | |
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Entire Sanctification: The Purity and Excellence of Holy Love | |
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Evangelical Repentance | |
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Works Suitable for Repentance | |
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Faith | |
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The Balance of Wesley's Conception of Grace | |
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The Temporal Dimensions of Entire Sanctification | |
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Entire Sanctification Itself: The Second Focus of the Wesleyan Order of Salvation | |
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What Entire Sanctification Is Not | |
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What Entire Sanctification Is: The Third Liberty of the Gospel | |
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The Full Assurance of Faith | |
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Pastoral Considerations on the Way to Eternity | |
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Today and Tomorrow: Rethinking the Wesleyan Ordo Salutis? | |
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Eschatology and Glorification: The Triumph of Holy Love | |
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Revivalism and Millennialism | |
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Eschatology and the Reign of God | |
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Death | |
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The Intermediate State | |
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Resurrection and Judgment | |
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Final Justification | |
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The Question of Merit | |
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The New Creation | |
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Today and Tomorrow: John Wesley's Practical Theology as a Resource for Discipleship and Service | |
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Notes | |
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Selected Bibliography | |
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Index | |