Author Description

A Major Figure In Eighteenth-century Christianity, John Wesley Sought To Combine The Essential Elements Of The Catholic And Evangelical Traditions And To Restore To The Laity A Vital Role In Church Life. He Began One Of The Most Dynamic Movements In The History Of Modern Protestantism, A Movement Which Eventually Produced The Methodist Churches. This Volume Offers A Representative Selection Of Theological Writings By Wesley And Includes Historically Oriented Introductions And Footnotes Which Indicate Wesley's Anglican, Patristic, And Biblical Sources.