From everlasting to everlasting : John Wesley on eternity and time
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From everlasting to everlasting : John Wesley on eternity and time
（American university studies, Series 7 . Theology ; v. 65-66）
P. Lang Pub., c1991
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- v. 1
- v. 2
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Includes bibliographical references (v. 2, p. [631]-640) and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
This book treats the theology of John Wesley, Anglican priest and founder of Methodism. His views of eternity and time are described and analyzed. Though not a systematic theologian, he possessed a systematic theology, inherited from the Bible, Rabbinic sources, Patristic authors, and classical thinkers of the Western Church from the Protestant Reformation to the Enlightenment. His depiction of time forms a PILGRIM'S PROGRESS of man's movement towards eternity a parte post. Special topics treated: The being and existence of God; the Creation; nature of souls; angels; salvation history; and eschatology.
Table of Contents
Contents: From everlasting to everlasting treats John Wesley's understanding of God in eternity, the creation in time, and God's plan to consummate time and creation in Christ by granting them eternity a parte post.
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