The case for Uniformity
Reading a bit today and thought this was interesting: A great number of people … do willfully and schismatically abstaine
William Law on Wesley’s “Reason”
Wesley quotes this section, and a rather large portion of it, of William Law’s A Serious Call to a Devout Life.
Toward a Theology of Mental Health and Wholeness (2)
This journey began by looking at creation and what the intention of God was, from the beginning, for us. It is
Forget Seminary
The Alexandrians, maybe next to St. Justus, set up what may be the first catechetical schools for Christians. These weren’t
Wesley, the Good Anglican
Believe it or not, Wesley was never not an Anglican. Why? I suppose for many reasons. Notably, the episcopacy. And
That Time Wesley Called A Bishop A Heathen
This blog is a response to a sermon given by a UMC Bishop. It is not about style, but about
Litany from 1662 – schism of the heart and Wesley
From all sedition, privy conspiracy, and rebellion; from all false doctrine, heresy, and schism; from hardness of heart, and contempt
Theological Commitments
This was a questions asked among some friends lately. What are our theological commitments? Mine is easily rooted in the