Wesleyan

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Wesleyan is a Protestant Christian theological tradition rooted in the teachings of John Wesley, emphasizing holiness, free grace, and the possibility of entire sanctification.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian theological tradition
Holiness tradition
Protestant tradition
affirms Arminian soteriology
Trinitarian theology
authority of Scripture
necessity of new birth
ongoing sanctification
associatedWith Methodist Episcopal tradition
Wesleyan Quadrilateral NERFINISHED
Wesleyan-Holiness denominations NERFINISHED
contrastsWith Calvinist tradition
emphasizes Christian perfection
assurance of salvation
discipleship
entire sanctification
evangelism
free grace
holiness
personal conversion
personal holiness
practical piety
responsible grace
social holiness
hasFounder John Wesley NERFINISHED
hasKeyDoctrine Christian perfection as perfect love
assurance through the Spirit
entire sanctification as second work of grace
means of grace
hasKeyFigure Charles Wesley NERFINISHED
John Wesley NERFINISHED
Phoebe Palmer NERFINISHED
historicalOriginPeriod 18th century
historicalOriginPlace England NERFINISHED
influences Holiness movement NERFINISHED
Methodist churches NERFINISHED
Wesleyan-Holiness churches NERFINISHED
many Pentecostal traditions
namedAfter John Wesley NERFINISHED
religiousBranchOf Protestantism
teaches conditional security of the believer
human free will in responding to grace
justifying grace
possibility of entire sanctification in this life
prevenient grace
sanctifying grace
synergistic view of salvation
universal atonement
theologicalRoot Methodism NERFINISHED

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