Social holiness : John Wesley's thinking on Christian community and its relationship to the social order
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Social holiness : John Wesley's thinking on Christian community and its relationship to the social order
（American university studies, Series VII,
P. Lang, c1993
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [129]-133)
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Social Holiness is a concept distinctive to John Wesley's thinking, describing how Christian community nurtures and practices its faith in relation to the social order. The character of Christian identity and the qualities of Christian discipleship become meaningful only as they emerge from and are nurtured within a corporate context. They find their ultimate goal as they permeate the structures of the social order, proving the Christian claim to God given possibilities for transformation through Christ for both individual persons and corporate structures.
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